AS AMENDED AT THE TAX SECTION ANNUAL MEETING, JANUARY 28,
1993 AND BY THE NYSBA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, MARCH 11, 1993
The purpose of this Section shall be to bring together for the furtherance of
the public interest in a fair and equitable tax system and for their mutual
interest such members of the New York State Bar Association as are
professionally concerned with the development of sound tax policy and
administration; to further the education of the Bar and public in tax matters;
to disseminate information relating to taxation; to study the existing tax laws
and their administration and pending tax legislation and regulations and to
report thereon to the Association, and when appropriate, to the Bar, to the
public, and to federal, state and municipal authorities; subject to the
limitations, if any, imposed pursuant to Article XIII C of the Bylaws of the New
York State Bar Association by the Executive Committee of the Association or the
House of Delegates, to support, promote and initiate desirable tax reforms, and
to oppose changes in the tax laws and administration which would not be in the
public interest; and to study the relationship between the tax laws of this
country and other countries and to make recommendations for the improved
integration of such laws.
