The New York Packet for Dispute over Refund is a packet of documents that is available to New York taxpayers who have a dispute over a refund or other tax issue with the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. This packet contains the necessary forms and instructions for taxpayers to resolve their dispute with the Department. The packet includes two main types of forms: a Request for Conciliation Conference and a Petition for Redetermination. The Request for Conciliation Conference is a form that allows a taxpayer to request a meeting with the Department to discuss and negotiate the dispute over a refund or other tax issue. This form is used when the taxpayer is unable to resolve the issue directly with the Department. The Petition for Redetermination is a form that allows a taxpayer to formally appeal the Department's decision regarding their dispute. This form is used when the taxpayer is unable to reach an agreement through the Conciliation Conference. Both forms are available on the New York Department of Taxation and Finance website, and can be found under the "Forms" section.
The New York Packet for Dispute over Refund is a packet of documents that is available to New York taxpayers who have a dispute over a refund or other tax issue with the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. This packet contains the necessary forms and instructions for taxpayers to resolve their dispute with the Department. The packet includes two main types of forms: a Request for Conciliation Conference and a Petition for Redetermination. The Request for Conciliation Conference is a form that allows a taxpayer to request a meeting with the Department to discuss and negotiate the dispute over a refund or other tax issue. This form is used when the taxpayer is unable to resolve the issue directly with the Department. The Petition for Redetermination is a form that allows a taxpayer to formally appeal the Department's decision regarding their dispute. This form is used when the taxpayer is unable to reach an agreement through the Conciliation Conference. Both forms are available on the New York Department of Taxation and Finance website, and can be found under the "Forms" section.
