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The document is a form (NYC-579-GCT) from the New York City Department of Finance that authorizes Electronic Return Originators (EROs) to electronically file the General Corporation Tax Return for 2014. It includes sections for corporate officer declaration, financial institution information for electronic payment, and signatures from both the authorized corporate officer and the ERO or paid preparer. The form must be retained by EROs and paid preparers for three years and should not be mailed to the Department of Finance.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the n nyc-400 in the editor.
Begin by entering the legal name of your corporation and its employer identification number (EIN) in the designated fields.
Provide your email address for communication purposes, ensuring it is accurate for any follow-up correspondence.
Select the type of return you are filing by checking the appropriate box next to 'n nyc-400'.
If you are authorizing electronic payment, fill in your financial institution's routing and account numbers, along with the amount of authorized debit.
In Part A, declare your authorization as a corporate officer by signing and entering your PIN. Choose whether you authorize another person to enter your PIN or if you will do it yourself.
Complete Part B by having the ERO or paid preparer sign and date the form, ensuring all information is accurate before submission.

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Who were the old money families of New York?

THE ASTORS, NYC OLD MONEY The Vanderbilts, Carnegies, Astors, and Morgans, for example, all called NYC home. Among wealthy families, there were two main factions: old money and new money. Old money families inherited their wealth through generations.

Who were the 400 in NYC?

You can Web File Form CT-400 at .tax.ny.gov. To get started, log in to your Online Services account (or create one). From the Services menu, under Corporation tax, select Make estimated or MFI payment. You can pay directly from your bank account or by ACH credit.

Is Mrs. Astor real in the Gilded Age?

Julian Fellowes doesnt mask the true identity of Donna Murphys character in The Gilded Age: Mrs. Astor was, indeed, a real person and the queen bee of New York society.

How to pay NYC 400?

Form CT-400 provides essential instructions for corporations in New York State to declare estimated taxes. It outlines filing requirements, payment mandates, and crucial deadlines. This guidance ensures compliance with tax regulations and assists corporations in properly managing their tax obligations.

Were the Vanderbilts part of the 400?

Astor and Ward McAllister had a whole new challenge in deciding who of the nouveau riche was acceptable. This led to the creation of the famous List of 400 the Four Hundred people who were New Yorks high society. One family that they deemed wholly unsuitable were the Vanderbilts.

Did the Astors and Vanderbilts get along?

Relationship with the Vanderbilts The Vanderbilts, as members of socialite New York through the copious amounts of money that the family had earned rather than inherited, represented a type of wealth that was abhorrent to Astor and her group.

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