NEW ROCHELLE, NY (July 12, 2026) — A second New York State tax warrant was filed against Robert P. Rubicco roughly a year before the one detailed in Part XLII of this series, records show, listing a different Bronx address than the later warrant.
The warrant (Warrant ID E-029175751-W006-8) lists Rubicco’s last known address as 3585 Greystone Ave., Apt. 3A, Bronx, NY 10463-2222. It was docketed in Bronx County on Dec. 21, 2010, under Article 22/30 of the state Tax Law, again covering personal income tax.
The underlying assessment (Assessment ID L-033934099-2) covered a tax period ending Dec. 31, 2009, and itemized as follows:
– Tax: $98.00
– Penalty: $4.41
– Interest: $5.19
– Total assessment: $107.60
The warrant states the total amount due carried an interest rate of 7.50% per year from Dec. 18, 2010. It was issued to the same department officer, K. Arkison, as the warrant detailed in Part XLII.
That the two warrants — filed roughly 11 months apart, for consecutive tax years — list different Bronx addresses indicates Rubicco changed residences between the 2009 and 2011 filings; Talk of the Sound has not independently confirmed the dates he lived at either address beyond what the warrants themselves state.
Talk of the Sound searched the New York State Department of State’s Tax Warrant Notice System, which is intended to include both open and satisfied warrants, for “Rubicco” in both Westchester and Bronx counties, and for “Treehouse” in Westchester County. None of the five warrants in this series were returned by those searches. Talk of the Sound has no information on whether, when, how or for what amount — given accrued interest — any of these warrants were satisfied, if in fact they were. Talk of the Sound has asked the Department of Taxation and Finance to clarify the status of each and will update this report with any response.
Update — July 2026: The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance has confirmed warrant E-029175751-W006-8, filed against Robert P. Rubicco and docketed in Bronx County on 12/21/2010 for $107.60, was satisfied on 3/22/2011. Asked for additional detail on how the warrant was resolved, including any interest paid or whether a lien was collected against property, a Department spokesperson said that information is protected under tax secrecy law. Satisfied warrants are removed from Tax Warrant Notice System after six years.
Editor’s note: On July 9, 2026, four plenary summonses were served on this publication’s publisher by Sheehan & Partners LLP on behalf of LLCs associated with Robert P. Rubicco, in connection with this series. Talk of the Sound continues to report on matters of public record and will provide updates on that litigation as appropriate.
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