New York Office
The Reed Corporation — New York
This page covers new york cpa from The Reed Corporation, a CPA firm serving individuals and businesses.
Our New York office serves clients across Manhattan and the greater New York metropolitan area. From our location at 350 East 62nd Street, we handle business management and tax compliance built around the specific needs of New York’s creative professionals, entrepreneurs, and high-net-worth individuals.
New York’s layered tax environment — city, state, and multi-state filing requirements — demands real experience. Our team knows the details of New York taxation, from nonresident income sourcing to city tax obligations, and we bring that knowledge to every engagement.
Who We Serve
Models & TalentTax help for NYC models, from agency 1099s to multistate income and deductible expenses.Actors & Television TalentTax help for NYC actors and TV talent, covering residuals, union dues, and per-job income.Digital CreatorsTax help for NYC digital creators, from platform payouts to deductible gear and studios.StylistsTax help for NYC stylists, covering booth rent, supplies, and self-employment income.Business OwnersTax and accounting for NYC business owners, from entity setup to year-round planning.High Net Worth IndividualsTax planning for high net worth individuals in NYC, covering investments, estates, and gifting.Real Estate AgentsTax help for NYC real estate agents, from commission income to mileage and home office write-offs.AthletesTax help for NYC athletes and recruiting agents, covering bonuses, endorsements, and jock taxes.TV, Film & ProductionTax and accounting for NYC film and production companies, from payroll to production credits.
New York CPA
For clients, new york cpa is not a form-filling exercise. We look at how the money actually moves, keep the records clean, and plan ahead so April holds no surprises.
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Sources & References
NYC Department of FinanceProperty TaxNYC Unincorporated Business Tax (UBT)NYC guidance on the Unincorporated Business Tax for partnerships and sole proprietors.NYC Real Property Transfer Tax (RPTT)NYC rules for the Real Property Transfer Tax on property sales.NY DTF IT-201 InstructionsNew York State current income tax forms and IT-201 instructions.NY DTF Personal Income TaxNew York State guidance on filing personal income tax returns.New York State Tax LawThe full text of New York State Tax Law.NYC Business Corporation TaxNYC rules for the Business Corporation Tax on corporations operating in the city.IRS Estate Tax CenterIRS estate tax center covering filing thresholds and Form 706.IRS Publication 559Survivors, Executors, and Administrators26 USC §1Tax Imposed (Capital Gains Rates)26 USC §2001Estate Tax26 USC §2503Taxable Gifts
See also: 1099 Tax Preparation in NYC