Insights: Publications NY Vacation Home Ruling Limits Reach of Residency Tax Test
Law360
A refusal by New York's highest court to review a decision that an out-of-state commuter's little-used vacation home didn't subject him to New York income tax clarified some elements of the state's statutory residency test but left unanswered questions about its scope.
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