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Snowbirds Beware: Preparing for a Tax Audit

Summer is around the corner. Kids are wrapping up the school year, and the weather is warming. Those lucky enough to be snowbirds are packing bags and heading to the Sunshine state. But bewa...
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Residency Audits, Day Counts, and Your Cell Phone

You may have read some of our other posts that discuss auditors submitting cell tower data in residency and domicile audits. This is a common occurrence and if you’re the one being audited, it could work in your favor by helping to prove that your domicile or residency is what you say it is; or it could work against you by confirming the auditor’s claim that it is not. But there is a third scenario and that’s one where the cell tower data may not be accurate. Unfortunately, this is also something of a common occurrence. So then what happens?

Since this is such a hot topic in residency and domicile tax, we wanted to share with you an excellent article that explores the topic in great depth: Residency Audits, Day Counts, and Your Cell Phone by Timothy P. NoonanAndrew W. Wright, and Kristine L. Bly of Hodgson Russ. And stay tuned for a case study from us that brings to life some of the concepts discussed in the article.

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Nishant Mittal
Nishant Mittal
Nishant founded Monaeo with his co-founder Anupam Singhal in 2011 after personally experiencing the pain of audits caused by business travel. Nishant served as a Vice President at General Atlantic, leading the Financial Services sector in India. Previously he worked at McKinsey & Co. Nishant holds an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

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