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March 20, 2024States Move to Tax the Top in 2024
These forward-thinking states are demonstrating the wide variety of options for policymakers who want to raise more from the wealthiest people, rein in corporate tax avoidance, create fair tax codes…
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February 28, 2023New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut Should Keep Corporate Taxes Strong, Extend Surcharges
At a time when corporations are seeing record profits while not paying their fair share of federal taxes, state corporate income taxes can and should play a role in raising…
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November 11, 2022Fiscal Policy Institute: Inequality in New York & Options for Progressive Tax Reform
Income statistics have long shown that the top earners in New York State earn relatively more than their counterparts elsewhere in the U.S. Income inequality alone, however, provides an incomplete…
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February 9, 2021Does New York’s Cannabis Tax Idea Offer a Glimpse of the Future?
Taxing cannabis won’t end New York’s budget difficulties, but a potency tax could bring New York a more sustainable stream of cannabis tax revenue than we see in most states.… -
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May 14, 2020Fiscal Policy Institute: Unemployment Insurance Taxes Paid for Undocumented Workers in NYS
In the midst of a pandemic, there has been a growing call for undocumented immigrants, who make up five percent of the New York State labor force, to be covered… -
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November 13, 2018Three Tax Takeaways on Amazon’s Expansion Announcement
Today Amazon announced major expansions in New York and Virginia, where it intends to hire up to 50,000 full-time employees. The announcement marks the culmination of a highly publicized search…
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December 1, 2017Fiscal Policy Institute: Dream Act: What’s At Stake for New York
There are 76,000 young immigrants who were potentially eligible for DACA that call New York home. They currently contribute a total of $115 million to local and state taxes annually… -
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November 14, 2017House Tax Plan Offers an Exceptionally Bad Deal for California, New York, New Jersey, and Maryland
An ITEP analysis reveals that four states would see their residents pay more in aggregate federal personal income taxes under the House’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. While some individual… -
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April 25, 2017Fiscal Policy Institute: Immigrant Youth Add $140 Million to New York Tax Revenues
The report, conducted by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy and co-released in New York by the Fiscal Policy Institute, focuses on the executive order known as Deferred Action…
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State Tax & Revenue Information
- New York State Department of Taxation & Finance - Policy, Collection, & Statistical Reports
- New York State Office of Real Property Services
- New York State Division of the Budget
- New York State Assembly - Legislative Reports
- New York City Tax Commission
- New York City Office of Management and Budget
- New York City Office of the Comptroller - Bureau of Fiscal and Budget Studies
- New York City Independent Budget Office
Tax Expenditure Reports
- FY 2018: Annual Report on New York State Tax Expenditures
- FY 2017: Annual Report on New York State Tax Expenditures
- FY 2016: Annual Report on New York State Tax Expenditures
- New York City Annual Reports on Tax Expenditures
State Statutes & Legislation
- Laws of New York
- New York State Legislature - Legislative Session Information
- New York City Council - Legislative Research Center