ALBANY – The state had no business trying to collect taxes from an attorney’s pro hac vice work on a case in Florida after he moved there from New York in 2007, an administrative law judge from New York’s Division of Tax Appeals has decided.
ALJ Barbara Russo said that while Patrick J. Carr continued to maintain his New York law license, he had moved his residence and his place of business to Florida, leaving his connection with New York too tenuous for tax auditors to claim he owed $68,260 in state income taxes, plus interest.
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