As a director within the firm’s state and local tax (SALT) practice, Joe focuses on providing multistate tax consulting and planning services to the firm’s clients. Joe’s expertise in rendering multistate income and sales tax consulting and compliance services addresses complex state corporate income tax matters, including nexus, appropriate filing methodology, state taxable income determination and revenue sourcing issues. 

Prior to joining the firm, Joe was the multistate tax coordinator for Deloitte Growth Emerging Service (DGES) in the Tri-State area. As a member of the DGES leadership committee, Joe spearheaded the delivery of multistate tax services to Deloitte’s middle market hi-tech, retail and multinational clients in the tri-state area.

Fall 2019 state and local tax update: trick or treat webinar

State and local tax mid-year update webinar

Wayfair: the nexus net will catch more than just online seller webinar

2018 CPAAI North American Annual Conference — Wayfair and sales tax nexus

VDAs 1-2-3 — Your step-by-step guide to a Voluntary Sales Tax Disclosure Agreement

GAAP/tax update presentation to the IMA-LI Chapter

Joe Pizzimenti is a director with Baker Tilly’s state and local tax (SALT) practice.

Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting
Pace University (New York, New York)

Extensive experience providing multistate tax advisory services with respect to mergers and acquisitions, FAS 109 and FIN 48/ASC 740

Devotes significant time in the areas of income/franchise and sales/use tax controversy representation for corporate and non-corporate clients

Extensive sub-specialty knowledge with respect to sales and use tax issues affecting the e-commerce and consumer product industries

Provided complex Federal and international tax services to high-profile Asian and European multinational clients

Drafted an international firm’s first advanced pricing agreement with the Internal Revenue Service

Provides federal controversy assistance and tax compliance services

Comprehensive understanding of Subchapter C, in-bound and out-bound tax issues

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