Posted by TJ on Monday April 13, 2009 @ 03:51 PM
[Tags: accounting, taxes, guide]

NYC Board of Education employees are not subject to Form 1127 (Sec. 1127)

I was looking this up for a client and confirmed on phone with NYC department of finance and on their website.

If you were a nonresident of the New York City while working for certain city agencies you are subject to
1127 of the New York City Charter
and must file Form NYC-1127

If you are subject to that law, you are required to pay to the City an amount by which a City personal income tax on residents, computed and determined as
if you were a resident of the City, exceeds the amount of any City tax liability computed and reported by you on the City portion of your New York State tax return.

Exemptions:
Section 1127 of the New York City Charter does not apply to:
• Department of Education
• City University of New York
• District Attorneys Offices
• New York City Housing Authority.

Also, you are exempt if you are a NYC Housing Authority or Transit Police transferred into the New York Police Department.

source: http://www.nyc.gov/html/opa/html/faqs/tax_related_2.shtml