Thomas E. Mazurek, Jr., CPA
Tax/SALT Partner
Tom leads the State and Local Tax practice at Tronconi Segarra & Associates, focusing on multistate tax matters and sales and use tax. He helps businesses manage tax risk and identify opportunities across areas including nexus studies, voluntary disclosure and amnesty programs, tax registrations, sales tax compliance, audit defense, refund reviews, and mergers and acquisitions. His clients range from manufacturers and retailers to e-commerce businesses, software companies, financial services organizations, construction companies, and other multistate businesses.
Before joining Tronconi Segarra & Associates in 2007, Tom spent a decade with Ernst & Young LLP, progressing from Staff to Senior Manager and working in state and local tax and sales and use tax. His approach begins with listening to clients and learning about their businesses so he can provide practical solutions to their needs. He also frequently presents on sales and use tax issues and serves on the planning committee and as an instructor for the annual NYCPA/University at Buffalo Tax Institute.
A Western New York native, Tom grew up in West Seneca and now lives in Hamburg. He is a longtime Buffalo sports fan and has worked with the Buffalo Bills equipment staff on game days since he was 18. He also enjoys golf and following the Sabres, New York Yankees, and Liverpool FC.
Professional Experience
- Tronconi Segarra & Associates
Partner, 2007 to present
- Ernst & Young LLP
Staff to Senior Manager, 1997 to 2007
Areas of Expertise
- State and local tax (SALT) consulting
- Sales and use tax
- Multistate tax compliance and nexus
- Sales tax audit defense and refund reviews
- Mergers and acquisitions tax due diligence
Education
- University at Buffalo
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Accounting – Cum Laude, 1998
Licenses & Professional Affiliations
- Certified Public Accountant, New York
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- NYCPA/University at Buffalo Tax Institute, Planner and Instructor