Tax Preparer Fee Disclosures

Rule status: Proposed

Agency: DCWP

Comment by date: September 16, 2026

Printable Version of Proposed Rule Text
DCWP-NOH-Rules-Relating-to-Tax-Preparation-Fee-Disclosures.pdf

The Department of Consumer and Worker Protection is proposing rules to implement Local Law 168 of 2025, which requires that income tax preparers provide consumers with a written statement itemizing all charges and fees for services on offer, including all charges for services that the tax preparer intends to provide to the consumer.

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