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Emergency Adoptions - Personal Income Taxes


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Unless otherwise noted, emergency adoptions will expire 90 days after filing with the Secretary of State
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Other Personal Income Taxes Rule Making Actions:  Adoptions | Proposals | Emergency Readoptions
 
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2005
 

February 1, 2005
 

Emergency Adoption of amendments to sections 153.6 and 158.12 of the Personal Income Tax regulations. The rule amends the regulations to eliminate the manual signature requirement for tax return preparers and to conform New York State requirements for tax return preparers to federal requirements. 20 NYCRR Sections 153.6 and 158.12

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Submitted for publication in the 2/16/05 edition of the State Register.
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2003
 

November 12, 2003
 

Emergency adoption of amendments to the Personal Income Tax regulations to implement the estimated personal income tax due upon the sale or transfer of real property within New York State by a nonresident taxpayer, as amended by Chapter 686 of the Laws of 2003. 20 NYCRR Part 163

Text of Emergency Adoption


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SAPA Documentation
Submitted for publication in the 11/26/03 edition of the State Register.

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August 26, 2003
 

Emergency adoption of amendments to the Personal Income Tax regulations to implement the estimated personal income tax due upon the sale or transfer of real property within New York State by a nonresident taxpayer. 20 NYCRR Part 163

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Submitted for publication in the 9/10/03 edition of the State Register.
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July 1, 2003
 

Emergency adoption of amendments to repeal Appendix 10-C of Title 20 NYCRR and enact a new Appendix 10-C of that Title to provide new City of New York withholding tables and other methods applicable to wages and other compensation paid on or after July 1, 2003. The proposal also reflects the increase, to 5.6 percent, of the New York City tax rate to be applied to supplemental wage payments. The amendments reflect the revision of the tax tables and the new tax table benefit recapture in Chapter 63 of the Laws of 2003. 20 NYCRR section 291.1(b) and Appendix 10-C

Text of Emergency Adoption

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SAPA Documentation Submitted for publication in the 7/16/03 edition of the State Register.

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June 12, 2003
 

Emergency adoption of amendments to repeal Appendixes 10 and 10-A of Title 20 NYCRR and enact new Appendixes 10 and 10-A to provide new New York State and City of Yonkers withholding tables and other methods applicable to wages and other compensation paid on or after July 1, 2003. The emergency rule also reflects the increase, to 9.05 percent and .4525 percent, of the New York State rate and Yonkers resident income tax surcharge rate, respectively, to be applied to supplemental wage payments. The amendments reflect the revision of the tax tables and the tax table benefit recapture in a chapter of the Laws of 2003. 20 NYCRR sections 171.4(b)(1) and 251.1(b); Appendixes 10 and 10-A

Text of Emergency Adoption

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SAPA Documentation Submitted for publication in the 7/2/03 edition of the State Register.

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The official versions of the rule making action documents are published in the State Register, produced by the New York State Department of State.

The official compilation of the Department of Taxation and Finance regulations is contained in Title 20 of the Codes, Rules and Regulations of the State of New York (20 NYCRR).

To contact the Department of State, visit its Web site at www.dos.state.ny.us
 

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