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Thousands of New York lawyers have received tax notices from New Jersey demanding that they pay taxes on money made from court appearances in the Garden State. They were among 11,000 attorneys nationwide who were warned that they might owe taxes because of time spent lawyering in New Jersey. New Jersey's effort to systematically tax lawyers for income generated from pro hac vice appearances is the first in the nation.
June 10, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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