Malkin v. Tully
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Sweeney, J. P.
There is substantial agreement as to the following pertinent facts. In 1969 petitioner became affiliated with two others, Lane and Bartolucci, and formed LBM Lithographers, Inc. (LBM). Petitioner owned 50% of the stock and a corporation owned by the other two owned the other 50%. Petitioner was *230the president of LBM. He could sign corporate checks if countersigned by either Lane or Bartolucci. Petitioner, as president, signed the two New York State tax forms for the period covering the assessment in question. Neither form was accompanied by a remittance.…
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