New York City Bar Association Names Stephen Josey Co-Chair Of Personal Income Tax Committee
Stephen Josey has been appointed co-chair of the New York City Bar Association’s Personal Income Tax Committee, effective Sept. 1, 2021. According to the NYCBA, the Personal Income Taxation Committee “focuses on many different areas of federal and state taxation involving individuals and addresses a wide range of topics involving
Stephen A. Josey Co-Chairs And Moderates A Webcast Entitled “Taxation of Virtual Currency and IRS Enforcement Initiatives” For The New York City Bar Association
Stephen Josey Participates In The Civil And Criminal Tax Penalties Committee Panel At The ABA Section Of Taxation Virtual May Meeting
ABA Tax Section Important Civil Developments May 2021 Report
New York City Bar, Personal Income Taxation Committee Hosts Fireside Chat with Charles P. Rettig, Commissioner of Internal Revenue
K&F Selected as Top Tier Commercial Litigation Firm by Best Lawyers
New York (November 18, 2020) — Kostelanetz & Fink has been recognized as a “Tier 1” law firm for Commercial Litigation in the New York City Metro region by Best Lawyers in its 2021 U.S. News – Best Lawyers® edition. While 1,484 law firms in New York City describe themselves
K&F Expands Its Offices And Celebrates Its 2020 Summer Associates And Paralegals
Kostelanetz & Fink, LLP, is pleased to share that our offices in New York and D.C. have continued to grow. This summer was particularly exciting as we were joined by three summer associates and five new paralegals. K&F HOSTS THREE SUMMER ASSOCIATES This year, we welcomed three summer associates, including
8 Kostelanetz & Fink Attorneys Recognized By “Best Lawyers In America” For 2021
NEW YORK (Aug. 27, 2020) — Eight Kostelanetz & Fink attorneys have been recognized by U.S. News – Best Lawyers® in the 2021 edition of The Best Lawyers in America The K&F lawyers who have been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America by their peers are: Megan Brackney for Tax Law in New York;
Accounting For Sales With Contingent Obligations: Methods And Considerations
By Stephen A. Josey The CPA Journal May 2020 Edition Typically, the sale of a capital asset held by an individual is a straightforward affair from a tax accounting perspective. Under the most common scenario, the buyer will offer a one-time cash payment to the seller in exchange for the subject