To: Onondaga County and Tompkins County High School Students, and Art/Photography TeachersCC: All School District Superintendents and High School Principals and Vice Principals We are pleased to announce the 15th Annual Bousquet Holstein High School Photography Contest for Onondaga and Tompkins County High School Student in grades 9 through 12 (including high schools in the Read More »
The monetization of energy tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) offers a potential source of revenue for local governments, school districts, 501(c)(3) organizations and certain other federally tax-exempt organizations that are buying new qualified commercial clean vehicles and motorized equipment. What is the credit for qualified commercial clean vehicles? Although local governments, school Read More »
On Monday, September 11, Bousquet Holstein immigration attorney Anna Putintseva presented on Temporary Protected Status (TPS) eligibility at the First Ukrainian Pentecostal Church in Syracuse, New York. Anna discussed the process of applying for and renewing TPS in the United States, as well as topics related to work and travel authorizations. TPS is a temporary Read More »
UPDATE: On November 30, 2023, FinCEN amended the rule to extend the filing deadline for certain BOI reports during the first year of reporting. Reporting Companies formed after January 1, 2024, and before January 1, 2025, will now have 90 days to file their initial reports. Previously, Reporting Companies only had 30 days to report. Read More »
With the holidays and school breaks coming up, many families are trying to coordinate vacation plans. However, for divorced or separated parents with child custody arrangements, even a brief trip can pose potential challenges – from scheduling conflicts to disagreements about travel. At Bousquet Holstein, we understand that planning out-of-state or international travel can be Read More »
Bousquet Holstein attorney Ryan Suser recently won a decision on summary judgment finding that the opposing party had breached certain terms of a separation agreement. Ryan's client was divorced pursuant to this agreement that required the parties to continue living together. After some time, Ryan's client moved out and the question became whether the agreement Read More »
Bousquet Holstein PLLC is proud to announce that Joshua S. Werbeck has been elected to the Executive Committee of the New York State Bar Association's Real Property Law Section. Josh will serve as a Co-Chair of the Title and Transfer Committee. In this leadership role, he will have opportunities to shape statewide legislation, comment on Read More »
Coronavirus (COVID-19) has arrived in Tompkins County and many businesses are asking critical questions. Questions like: How can we keep our workplaces safe and clean? How can we accommodate changes in employee needs, like having to work remotely? And how might this impact my business and our economy? What can I do to keep my Read More »