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New York businesses that want accurate books every month
Fast-growing firms in New York City preparing to raise capital or borrow
New York owners who want to plan taxes before year-end
Owners who want New York deadlines tracked for them
New York tax planning is complex: state income tax, New York City business and income taxes, the MCTMT and the state and city PTET elections. We model these together so owners see the full picture.
New York businesses in New York City, Long Island, Westchester, Albany, Rochester and Buffalo operate in finance, media, real estate, healthcare and technology. Owners face state income tax, New York City’s own business taxes and the MCTMT payroll tax in the metro region. NexusWorks helps New York companies navigate the complexity and plan proactively.
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We serve New York financial services firms, media and creative businesses, real estate investors, healthcare practices and technology startups in New York City, Long Island, Westchester and upstate.
Law, consulting and agency firms in New York City and Buffalo get partner-ready reports and owner tax planning.
Investors and property managers in Rochester and Albany get property-level books and depreciation planning.
New York companies selling into other states get nexus reviews and multi-state filings. We also watch New York-specific rules: New York City adds its own income and unincorporated business taxes.
Shopify, Amazon and DTC brands based in New York get inventory, fee and payout reconciliation every month.
New York healthcare practices get clean books by location and provider, plus owner tax planning.
New York's graduated income tax rewards careful timing, so we plan bonuses, distributions and retirement contributions for high earners.
We handle New York PTET, NYC taxes and the LLC publication step.
Every file is reviewed by a CPA before it goes out.
No need to be near our Torrance, CA office: we serve New York clients remotely.
Integrated accounting, tax and advisory under one roof.
Monthly reporting and clear pricing with no long-term contracts.
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Yes. NexusWorks provides comprehensive financial support for New York businesses, including bookkeeping, tax planning, tax compliance, financial advisory, and Fractional CFO services. These services can be tailored to growing businesses and provide greater visibility into cash flow, profitability, and financial performance.
Yes. NexusWorks provides Fractional CFO services for businesses that need support with financial forecasting, budgeting, cash flow management, strategic planning, and business growth without hiring a full time CFO. New York businesses can also benefit from financial advisory and optimization when making important financial decisions.
New York City has its own business taxes on top of state taxes, including the Unincorporated Business Tax for many partnerships and LLCs and the General Corporation or Business Corporation Tax for corporations. City residents also pay city income tax. We handle these filings alongside your state returns.
New York’s Pass-Through Entity Tax (PTET) lets partnerships and S corporations pay state tax at the entity level, with a separate New York City PTET for eligible businesses. It can reduce federal tax for owners. We review the election in your tax planning.
The Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Mobility Tax applies to employers and self-employed individuals in New York City and surrounding counties served by the MTA. We include it in payroll and quarterly planning so there are no surprises.
New York has a graduated state income tax and a 4% state sales tax plus local sales tax. LLCs here generally face a biennial statement and a publication requirement within 120 days of formation. Also note that New York City adds its own income and unincorporated business taxes. We map which of these apply to your business and add each one to your compliance calendar.
Within 120 days of formation, a New York LLC must publish a notice in two newspapers chosen by the county clerk for six consecutive weeks, then file a Certificate of Publication. Costs vary widely by county.
Yes. Our office is in Torrance, California, and we work with New York clients through video meetings, secure portals and cloud accounting software. Your books, taxes and reports are handled by the same CPA-led team.