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New York State Sales and Use Tax Update: Contractor’s Purchase of Concrete Not Exempt
By Don Warrant, CPA on August 5, 2022

The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court confirmed a contractor’s purchase of concrete was not exempt from the New York State sales and use tax. M & Y Developers, Inc....

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Is Your Business Eligible for a New York Tax Credit of Up to $25,000?
By Freed Maxick Tax Team on July 6, 2022

New York State COVID-19 Capital Costs Tax Credit Program Now Available Until Program Funds are Exhausted If you are an independently owned and operated business in New York State that...

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Recent New York State Tax Law Updates: Impact on Farmers
By Dave Porter, CPA on June 20, 2022

When the New York State budget was passed this spring, there were numerous law changes included that will affect farmers in New York State. While some of them are certain to be less...

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The Renewed Superfund Excise Tax on Chemical Substances
By Freed Maxick Tax Team on June 13, 2022

A Renewed Tax Headache for Your Manufacturing or Distribution Business? At the end of 2021, effective July 1, 2022, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act reinstated long dormant...

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Remote Work State Tax Compliance: What Employers Need to Know
By Don Warrant, CPA on September 21, 2021

Yet another unpleasant side effect of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing battle with its variants is the potential state income/franchise, sales, and payroll tax consequences related to...

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SALT Deduction Limit: Avoiding the $10,000 Federal Limitation in New York
By Don Warrant, CPA on September 17, 2021

SALT Deduction Limit: Avoiding the $10,000 Federal Limitation in New York Effective for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2021, The New York State pass-through entity tax (PTET)...

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