Sales tax memos - 1988 (TSB-M)
A TSB-M is an informational statement of changes to the law, regulations, or Department policies. It is accurate on the date issued. Subsequent changes in the law or regulations, judicial decisions, Tax Appeals Tribunal decisions, or changes in Department policies could affect the validity of the information presented in a TSB-M.
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TSB-M-88(15)S | Nassau County Extends Its 3/4% Additional Local Sales and Use Tax |
TSB-M-88(14)S | Oneida County Extends Its Local Sales and Use Tax Until 1990 |
TSB-M-88(13)S | Schenectady County Imposes1/2% Local Sales and Use Tax |
TSB-M-88(12)S | New York/Connecticut Sales Tax Agreement |
TSB-M-88(11)S | New York City Tax On Selected Services Extended |
TSB-M-88(10)S | Definition of Commercial Vessel Engaged in Interstate or Foreign Commerce |
TSB-M-88(9)S | City of Newburgh Imposes a 3% Sales and Use Tax on Utilities and Utility Services |
TSB-M-88(8)S | City of Johnstown Imposes Sales and Use Tax (Reporting Code Changes - Fulton County and Johnstown School District) |
TSB-M-88(7)S | City of Gloversville Imposes Sales and Use Tax (Reporting Code Changes - Fulton County and Gloversville School District) |
TSB-M-88(6)S | City of Glen Cove Repeals Sales and Use Tax (Changes in Reporting Codes for Nassau County and Taxing Jurisdictions within Nassau County) |
TSB-M-88(5)S | Herkimer County Imposes Sales and Use Tax |
TSB-M-88(4)S | City of Newburgh Repeals Sales and Use Tax |
TSB-M-88(2)C, (1)E, (2)I, (2)M, (1)R, (3)S | Interest Rates on Late Payments, Assessments and Refunds of Tax |
TSB-M-88(2)S | Erie County Rate Changes |
TSB-M-88(1)S | 1987 Amendments to the Sales Tax Law |
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