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§  194.    Further  requirements as to reports of corporations.  Every  report  required  by  this  article  shall  have   annexed   thereto   a  certification  by  the  president,  vice-president, treasurer, assistant  treasurer, or chief accounting officer  or  any  other  officer  of  the  corporation,  association  or  joint-stock company duly authorized so to  act, or of the person or one of the  persons,  or  the  members  of  the  partnership making the same, to the effect that the statements contained  therein  are  true. In the case of an association, within the meaning of  paragraph three of subsection (a) of section seventy-seven  hundred  one  of  the internal revenue code (including a limited liability company), a  publicly traded partnership treated as a corporation for purposes of the  internal revenue code pursuant to  section  seventy-seven  hundred  four  thereof  and  any  business  conducted  by a trustee or trustees wherein  interest or ownership is evidenced  by  certificates  or  other  written  instruments,  such  certification  shall  be  made  by  any  person duly  authorized so to act on behalf  of  such  association,  publicly  traded  partnership,  limited  liability  company  or business. The fact that an  individual's name is signed on a  certification  attached  to  a  report  shall  be  prima  facie  evidence  that such individual is authorized to  certify the report on behalf of the taxpayer. Such reports shall contain  any other data, information or matter which the commissioner may require  to be included therein, and it may prescribe  the  form  in  which  such  reports  shall  be made.  When so prescribed such forms shall be used in  making the report. The commissioner may require at any time a further or  supplemental report under this article, which shall contain  information  and  data  upon  such  matters as the commissioner may specify.  Reports  shall be preserved for five years, and thereafter until the commissioner  orders them to be destroyed.

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§  194.    Further  requirements as to reports of corporations.  Every  report  required  by  this  article  shall  have   annexed   thereto   a  certification  by  the  president,  vice-president, treasurer, assistant  treasurer, or chief accounting officer  or  any  other  officer  of  the  corporation,  association  or  joint-stock company duly authorized so to  act, or of the person or one of the  persons,  or  the  members  of  the  partnership making the same, to the effect that the statements contained  therein  are  true. In the case of an association, within the meaning of  paragraph three of subsection (a) of section seventy-seven  hundred  one  of  the internal revenue code (including a limited liability company), a  publicly traded partnership treated as a corporation for purposes of the  internal revenue code pursuant to  section  seventy-seven  hundred  four  thereof  and  any  business  conducted  by a trustee or trustees wherein  interest or ownership is evidenced  by  certificates  or  other  written  instruments,  such  certification  shall  be  made  by  any  person duly  authorized so to act on behalf  of  such  association,  publicly  traded  partnership,  limited  liability  company  or business. The fact that an  individual's name is signed on a  certification  attached  to  a  report  shall  be  prima  facie  evidence  that such individual is authorized to  certify the report on behalf of the taxpayer. Such reports shall contain  any other data, information or matter which the commissioner may require  to be included therein, and it may prescribe  the  form  in  which  such  reports  shall  be made.  When so prescribed such forms shall be used in  making the report. The commissioner may require at any time a further or  supplemental report under this article, which shall contain  information  and  data  upon  such  matters as the commissioner may specify.  Reports  shall be preserved for five years, and thereafter until the commissioner  orders them to be destroyed.

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Statutes > New-york > Tax > Article-9 > 194

§  194.    Further  requirements as to reports of corporations.  Every  report  required  by  this  article  shall  have   annexed   thereto   a  certification  by  the  president,  vice-president, treasurer, assistant  treasurer, or chief accounting officer  or  any  other  officer  of  the  corporation,  association  or  joint-stock company duly authorized so to  act, or of the person or one of the  persons,  or  the  members  of  the  partnership making the same, to the effect that the statements contained  therein  are  true. In the case of an association, within the meaning of  paragraph three of subsection (a) of section seventy-seven  hundred  one  of  the internal revenue code (including a limited liability company), a  publicly traded partnership treated as a corporation for purposes of the  internal revenue code pursuant to  section  seventy-seven  hundred  four  thereof  and  any  business  conducted  by a trustee or trustees wherein  interest or ownership is evidenced  by  certificates  or  other  written  instruments,  such  certification  shall  be  made  by  any  person duly  authorized so to act on behalf  of  such  association,  publicly  traded  partnership,  limited  liability  company  or business. The fact that an  individual's name is signed on a  certification  attached  to  a  report  shall  be  prima  facie  evidence  that such individual is authorized to  certify the report on behalf of the taxpayer. Such reports shall contain  any other data, information or matter which the commissioner may require  to be included therein, and it may prescribe  the  form  in  which  such  reports  shall  be made.  When so prescribed such forms shall be used in  making the report. The commissioner may require at any time a further or  supplemental report under this article, which shall contain  information  and  data  upon  such  matters as the commissioner may specify.  Reports  shall be preserved for five years, and thereafter until the commissioner  orders them to be destroyed.