Brooklyn Tax Resolution Services

Brooklyn Tax Resolution Services

Park Slope in Brooklyn, New York

Given the prominence of Manhattan, many people are surprised to discover that Brooklyn has the largest population of any borough in New York City with over 2.5 million residents. In addition, after the rolling hills of Queens, Brooklyn is the second largest in size. The Tax Resolution Institute recognizes the essential role that Brooklyn plays in the landscape of New York City as a powerful economic engine that continues to grow and gain momentum. At the same time, along with such economic influence come a bevy of tax problems, and TRI is present to help Brooklyn residents and businesses address these problems on both a federal and state level.

As prices have continued to rise in Manhattan, the city’s young urban elite chose to move to Brooklyn in order to find cheaper housing and safer communities for their children. Over 60% of Brooklyn’s residents are under the age of 40. Consequently, Brooklyn has experienced a powerful revival in the last twenty years. An independent city until its consolidation with New York City in 1898, Brooklyn continues to maintain a distinct culture, independent art scene, and unique architectural heritage. Written in the old Dutch language, Brooklyn’s official motto Een Draght Mackt Maght is translated as In Unity There is Strength.

The Tax Resolution Institute believes that Brooklyn’s motto is an essential perspective to take with a tax professional when an individual or a business is dealing with a tax crisis. By presenting a unified front to the Internal Revenue Service or the New York Department of Taxation and Finance, an American taxpayer has a much greater chance of achieving a successful means of tax resolution. The strength of an effective and unified strategy with these powerful government collection agencies is the beginning of a workable solution. Such a perspective rests at the heart of the historical Brooklyn focus on reliability and tradition.

Brooklyn’s job market is driven by the performance of the national and city economy, and the borough’s position as a convenient back office for New York’s businesses. More than half of Brooklyn residents work outside its boundaries. In recent years, Brooklyn has benefited from a steady influx of financial back-office operations from Manhattan, the rapid growth of a high-tech and entertainment economy, and strong growth in support services such as accounting, personnel supply agencies, and information technology services firms. As a result, economic conditions in Manhattan remain essential to the prosperity of Brooklyn — as Wall Street goes, so goes Park Slope. When tax problems become prevalent in Manhattan, they also become common in Brooklyn as well, filtering down almost like supply side economics.

The Brooklyn Bridge and Downtown Brooklyn

Since 1975, jobs in Brooklyn have shifted from a manufacturing-based to a service-based economy. In 2004, 215,000 Brooklyn residents worked in the services sector, while 27,500 worked in manufacturing. Unlike Manhattan, Brooklyn’s population is a balanced mix of both white collar and blue-collar workers. Most employers in Brooklyn are small businesses. In 2000, 91% of the approximately 38,704 business establishments in Brooklyn had fewer than 20 employees. If you have a small to mid-sized business in Brooklyn and you are facing payroll tax problems, please contact the Tax Resolution Institute. Our focus is to help keep your doors open and your business viable as your tax crisis is resolved.

Reflecting the growing economic presence of Brooklyn, the borough is also home to many banks and credit unions. According to the FDIC, there are 37 banks and 21 credit unions operating in Brooklyn. These local financial institutions also reveal the diversity of Brooklyn in terms of both ethnic background and financial growth. With gentrification on the rise, many of Brooklyn’s neighborhoods are now becoming increasingly diverse with an influx of immigrants integrating its neighborhoods. Presently, the city has substantial populations from many countries, creating a rainbow of economic questions and opportunities. Brooklyn also attracts people previously living in other cities in the United States who come to New York to fulfill their dreams of making it big in the proverbial big city. Unfortunately, making it big inevitably goes side-by-side with big income tax bills and payroll tax problems.

From Park Slope to Brighton Beach, Bedford Stuyvesant to Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights to Bensonhurst, Brooklyn is a wide array of growing communities with an ethnic flavor and rising economic power. As Brooklyn has expanded, the affect of the economic downturn in America has been felt across the borough. If you live or operate a business in Brooklyn and you are experiencing serious income tax problems or payroll tax issues with the IRS or the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, contact the Tax Resolution Institute today.

The tax experts, both CPAs and Tax Attorneys, at TRI understand the challenges that you are facing and can help diagnose and resolve your tax problems. Call (877) 829-8370 today to find the tax relief that you have been looking for and keep the revival of Brooklyn and your life going in the right direction.

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