Our attorneys regularly publish articles on IRS and New York State tax law matters.
Published by: Douglas Elliman, June 2023
Make Your Tax Problems Less Taxing With The Help of Tenenbaum Law, P.C.
Published by: Sheryll Law, P.C., April 2023
Understanding New York State Income Execution Rules for Delinquent Taxpayers
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, April 2023
IRS Collection Alternatives: Options for Taxpayers Who Cannot Pay Their Taxes in Full
Published by: Nassau Lawyer, December 2022
New York State Enforcement Update: Offers in Compromise
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, November 2022
Changes to the IRS Offer in Compromise Program: Good for Taxpayers?
Published by: Thomson Reuters, October 2022
5 Ways to Address a Federal Tax Lien
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, October 2022
How to Obtain a First Time Penalty Abatement from the IRS
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, Summer 2022
What You Need to Know About Changes to the New York 2021 Nonresident Audit Guidelines
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, June 2022
Four New York Sales Tax Traps to Avoid
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, May 2022
Preparing for a Successful New York State Residency Audit
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, March 2022
Preparing for a Successful New York State Audit Defense
Published by: Tax Stringer, March 2022
Should Taxpayers Confess to Owing Back Taxes? Choosing New York’s Voluntary Disclosure Program
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, February 2022
New York State Suspended Your Driver’s License: What This Means and What You Can Do
Published by: Nassau Lawyer, December 2021
New York State Tax Implications of Telecommuting
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, October 2021
Are You Personally Responsible For NYS Withholding and Sales Taxes? New York State Responsible Person Assessments
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, September 2021
IRS Offer in Compromise vs Installment Agreement: Obtaining the Best Arrangement for Your Client
Published by: NCCPAP Newsletter, September 2021
What You Need to Know About a New York State Tax Warrant
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, August 2021
Avoiding Nasty Tax Surprises: Interview With Karen Tenenbaum, Tax Attorney,
Published by: Attitude Financial Advisors, August 2021
Minimizing the Risks of a New York State Residency audit After COVID.
Published by: Tax Stringer, August 2021
New York State Taxation of Telecommuters
Published by: Nassau Lawyer, July/August 2021
The Pressure Is On: Penalties and Penalty Abatement
Published by: NCCPAP Newsletter, July 2021
Tax Experts Weigh In On Leaving New York
Published by: Long Island Press, June 2021
Lien vs. Levy. What Hits First and What Rights Do You Have to Contest the IRS?
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer Magazine, June 2021
Act Fast to Take Advantage of an IRS Offer-in-Compromise
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer Magazine, May 2021
How Do You Think The New Administration Will Change The Tax Landscape For Your Clients?
Published by: The Trusted Professional – NYSSCPA, April 2021
IRS Tax Relieve for Taxpayers Facing Covid-19 Financial Struggles
Published by: Suffolk Lawyer, March 2021
Published by: the NYSSCPA Suffolk Chapter Newsletter, December 2020
Will COVID-19 Affect Your Clients’ New York State Tax Residency?
Published by: the Nassau Lawyer, December 2020
Unopened Envelopes
Published by: Long Island Business News, December 2020
Steps You Can Take When You Can’t Pay Your Taxes
Published by: the Restaurant Association, September 2020
COVID-19 Sheltering in Place May Lead to Tax Liability for Clients
Published by: the Journal of Financial Planning, September 2020
10 Ways COVID-19 Can Change New York State Tax Residency
Published by: Glen Cove Record Pilot, July 2020
Top 10 Covid-19 Tax Relief Provisions You Need to Know Now
Published by: NCCPAP Nassau/Suffolk Chapter Newsletter, Issue 2, Page 13, June 2020
Top 10 COVID-19 Tax Relief Provisions You Need to Know Now
Published by: Long Island Weekly, April 2020
Nassau Lawyer Article, Hidden Cost Of Vacation Homes, February 1, 2020
Sales Tax Audits: How New York State Identifies Tax Returns for Review
Published by: the NYSSCPA Suffolk Chapter Newsletter, Vol. 49 No. 6, January/February 2020
New York State Launches Online Applications for an Offer in Compromise
Published by: NCCPAP Nassau/Suffolk Chapter Newsletter, Issue 1, Page 14, January 2020
What Are Your Odds Of Being Audited?
Published by: Long Island Weekly, Anton Media Group publishes 16 community newspapers, several magazines, specialty publications, and websites. January 2020
New York Sales Tax Litigation: 2019 Review
By: Karen J. Tenenbaum, Esq. & Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq.
Published in: the Nassau Lawyer, December 2019
Protecting Your Business and Your Wallet in a Sales Tax Audit
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published by DAVO Technologies, October 10, 2019.
A Brief Primer on Discharging Tax Debt Bankruptcy
By: Leo Gabovich, Esq.
Reprinted with permission from: The Senior Lawyer, Summer/Fall 2019, Vol. 11, No. 1, published by the New York State Bar Association, One Elk Street, Albany, NY 12207.
Committee Spotlight: Financial Literacy Committee
Published by: NYSSCPA, Nassau Chapter, Volume 64. Issue 3, September 2019
The SALTy Exodus: Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
By: Hana Boruchov, Esq.
Published by: the Journal of Tax Practice & Procedure of Wolters Kluwer, September 2019
Snowbirds Beware: Watch Out For The Tax Man
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published by: Long Island Weekly, July 2019
The Nuts and Bolts of an IRS Audit and the Collection Process
By: Hana Boruchov, Esq. and Leo Gabovich, Esq.
Published by: TaxStringer, July 2019
The Latest on Residency Audits: Challenging Cell Phone Records
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published by: NCCPAP, Issue 7 Page 7, July 2019.
Didn’t Pay Your New York State Sales Tax? 8 Consequences Restaurant Owners Need to Know
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published by: Upserve Restaurant Insider, May 2019
Federal Installment Agreements
By: Marisa Friedrich, Esq.
Published by: NCCPAP, Issue 6 Page 9, May 2019, available here.
4 Way to Get Audited
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq., Leo Gabovich, Esq., Marisa Friedrich, Esq.
Published by: Long Island Business News, April 2019
What To Do If You Can’t Pay The IRS
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published by: Long Island Weekly, March 2019
3 Simple Steps to Documenting Tax Exempt Sales and Avoiding Liability
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq. and David Joseph of DAVO Technologies
Published by: The Food & Beverage Portfolio, January 2019
It’s Called the Offer in Compromise Program, NOT the “Pennies on the Dollar” Program
By: Hana Boruchov, Esq.
Published by NCCPAP, Issue 5 Page 10, January 2019.
Wayfair: New Sales Tax Landscape & What You Need to Know
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq. & Karen J. Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published in the Nassau Lawyer, The Journal of the Nassau County Bar Association, Vol. 68, No. 4, December 2018.
Using Technology to Count Days for Residency
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Protecting Your Snowbird Clients from a New York Residency Audit
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq. and Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq., LL.M. (Tax)
Published by: NYSBA The Senior Lawyer, Fall/Winter 2018, Vol. 10 No. 2.
Don’t Lose Your Driver’s License or Passport Due to Unpaid Taxes
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published by: Long Island Weekly, November 19, 2018
Don’t Lose Your Restaurant Because of Unpaid Sales Taxes
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published by: Long Island Weekly, September 30, 2018
Owe More than $51,000 to the IRS? Your International Getaway May Be On-Hold
By: Leo Gabovich, Esq.
Published by: NYSSCPA, Nassau Chapter, Volume 632 Issue 1, Pages 9-10, September 2018.
Is Using Sales Tax Revenue to Run Your Business a Wise Investment? (The Answer is “No!”)
By: Lance Rothenberg, Esq., LL.M. (Taxation), David Joseph of DAVO Technologies, August 2018
Don’t Lose Your NYS Driver’s License Due to Unpaid Taxes!
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq., LL.M. (Taxation), CPA
Published by: NCCPAP, Volume 62 Issue 3 Page 8, July 2018.
New Tax Law’s Potentially Negative Effect on Individuals and Businesses
By: Hana Boruchov, Esq.
Published by: The Suffolk Lawyer, June – July 2018
Your Business Owes Sales Tax: Are You Personally Liable?
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq., LL.M. (Tax)
Published by Total Food Service, June 25, 2018
Is Using Sales Tax Revenue to Run Your Business a Wise Investment?
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq., LL.M. (Tax) and David Joseph of DAVO Technologies
Published by: DAVO Technologies, June 2018
Why Using Sales Tax Revenue as Working Capital Could Destroy Your Small Business
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq., LL.M. (Tax) and David Joseph of DAVO Technologies
Published by: Small Biz Rising, June 14, 2018
How to Work with Attorneys on Audits and Collections
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq., LL.M. (Tax), CPA
Published by: Accounting Web, June 12, 2018
When Not Paying Sales Tax Turns Criminal: How To Avoid Worst-Case Scenarios
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq.
Published by: Total Food Service, May 8, 2018
Is The New Tax Code Designed to Be More Beneficial to Some States Than Others?
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq.
Published by: WalletHub.com
Making Sense of Sales Tax Exemption Certificates
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq.
Published by: Total Food Service, March 27, 2018
NY, I Can’t Seem To Quit You (As My Tax Domicile)
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq.
Published by: Law360 , March 26, 2018
Buying a Restaurant? Watch Out For The Seller’s Sales Tax Liabilities!
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq.
Published by: Total Food Service, February 27, 2018
Want to Avoid a Messy Sales Tax Audit? Good Recordkeeping is the Key
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq.
Published by Total Food Service, February 2, 2018
5 things restaurant operators must know about taxes and personal liability
By: Lance E. Rothenberg, Esq.
Published by: Restaurant Hospitality, January 2, 2018
Don’t Lose Your Restaurant Because of Unpaid Taxes: Three Things You Need to Know
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published by: Total Food Service, December 2017
NYS Tax Department’s Recent Improvements to Powers of Attorney and Online Services
By: Charles Finocchiaro, Esq. and Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published by the NYSSCPA Nassau Chapter, Volume 62 Issue 1, September 2017
Don’t Lose Your Restaurant Because of Unpaid Taxes: Three Things You Need to Know
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq.
Published by: The New York State Restaurant Association, August 2017
Recent Tax Crime Arrests and New York State’s Voluntary Disclosure Program
By: Jennifer Ann Wynne, Esq.
Published by: Nassau Lawyer, June 2017
Tax crime arrests are a warning for all non-filers
By: Jennifer Ann Wynne, Esq.
Published by: Long Island Business News, May 19-25, 2017
Staying One Step Ahead of Multistate Residency Audits
By: Karen Tenenbaum, Esq. and Jonathan Mariner
Published by: NJCPA, January 24th, 2017