New York-New Jersey Tax Conflicts
New York and New Jersey: Legal Advice for Interstate Tax Conflicts
New Jersey and New York businesses understand very well how easily business ventures can cross state lines. Interstate commercial relationships can be advantageous for businesses in either state.
However, the New York and New Jersey tax authorities can sometimes be overzealous in collecting taxes on commercial activity. New Jersey or New York businesses may find themselves double-taxed or subject to unfair tax levies due to interstate tax conflicts. Individuals may also find themselves confronted with such conflicts between the two states.
Interstate tax conflicts and double taxation can result in confusing tax bills and a tangle of red tape that can take years to unravel, no matter whether the conflict arises from commercial taxes, personal income taxes or other forms of tax.
Experienced Tax Law Firm for Interstate Tax Conflicts
For more than three decades, The Kridel Law Group has provided sophisticated legal services to businesses and individuals in both New York and New Jersey. Our lawyers have significant formal training and practical experience advocating for clients caught up in interstate conflicts with New York and New Jersey taxation authorities.
Founding partner James Kridel has an advanced degree in tax law that he uses in combination with decades of tax law practice to help individuals and businesses of all sizes resolve interstate tax conflicts.
We have resolved interstate tax conflicts involving questionable levies of payroll taxes, sales taxes, income taxes and excise taxes. Interstate tax problems faced by our clients have included:
- A physician who was charged capital gains tax by both New York and New Jersey due to New York's specific residency regulations for taxation purposes
- A business that needed advice on how to write a commercial transaction agreement that would prevent any interstate sales tax conflicts from arising
- A New Jersey radio station that received an excise tax bill from New York because its radio signals happened to hit radio towers within New York
- Owners of liquor stores with locations in both New York and New Jersey who purchased and sold product in both states and received unanticipated sales tax bills
We can negotiate conciliations with the state tax boards or advocate for our clients' positions in the tax courts, if necessary. Most important, we work with our clients in advance to help craft business plans that minimize the occurrence of interstate tax conflicts.
Contact The Kridel Law Group
Thinking ahead about taxation issues can save time and money down the road. If you are already caught in an interstate tax conflict, quick intervention by a seasoned tax attorney can help resolve the problem before it becomes unmanageable.
Make an appointment with a tax lawyer at The Kridel Law Group. E-mail us or call (888) 880-6131 to schedule a consultation at either of our offices in Manhattan or Clifton, New Jersey.
