Sales tax memos - 1982 (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-82(32)S | Taxable Status of Conrail (Consolidated Rail Corporation) and Amtrak (National Railroad Passenger Corporation) |
TSB-M-82(31)S | Flowers By Wire - Regulation Section 526.7 |
TSB-M-82(30)S | Taxable Status of Raised Flooring |
TSB-M-82(29)S | Rensselaer County Increases Local Sales and Use Tax From 2% to 3% |
TSB-M-82(28.2)S | Refunds of Sales Tax - Motor Fuel Distributors |
TSB-M-82(28.1)S | 1982 Legislation - Additional Information For Sellers and Purchasers of Automotive Fuel |
TSB-M-82(28)S Supplement | 1982 Legislation - Information For Sellers and Purchasers of Automotive Fuel (Supplement) |
TSB-M-82(28)S | 1982 Legislation - Information For Sellers and Purchasers of Automotive Fuel |
TSB-M-82(27)S | Oneida County Enacts 3% Local Sales and Use Tax |
TSB-M-82(26)S | Orange County Enacts 1% Local Sales and Use Tax |
TSB-M-82(25)S | Determining Electricity Used in the Production of Tangible Personal Property for Sale |
TSB-M-82(23)C, (1)E, (4)I, (10)M, (24)S | Interest Rates on Late Payments, Assessments and Refunds of Tax |
TSB-M-82(23)S | City of Mechanicville Eliminates Sales and Use Tax on Sales of Residential Energy Sources and Services |
TSB-M-82(22)S | Transportation and Related Services Provided by Movers |
TSB-M-82(21)S | Seneca County Increases Its Local Sales and Use Tax To 3% |
TSB-M-82(20)S | 1982 Legislation - Authorization For Tax On New York City Selected Services |
TSB-M-82(19)S | Taxable Status of Sales to Indians |
TSB-M-82(18)S | Blasting Agents and Explosives Used in Production |
TSB-M-82(17)S | Certificate of Capital Improvement, Form ST-124, Revised 4/82 |
TSB-M-82(16)S | 1982 Legislation - Chapter 155 of the Laws of 1982 - Part-Quarterly and March Estimated Sales & Use Tax Returns |
TSB-M-82(15)S | Westchester County Increases its Local Sales and Use Tax by 1/2% (For a Total of 1 and 1/2%) |
TSB-M-82(14)S | 1981 Amendments to the Tax Law |
TSB-M-82(13)S | Saratoga County Enacts 3% Local Sales and Use Tax |
TSB-M-82(12)S | Onondaga County Eliminates Sales and Use Tax on Sales of Residential Energy Sources and Services |
TSB-M-82(11)S | City of Utica Enacts 1â½% Local Sales and Use Tax |
TSB-M-82(10)S | Out-of-State Resale Permit |
TSB-M-82(9)S | Amendments to Regulation Section 528.5 (Prosthetic Aids, Hearing Aids, Eyeglasses or Artificial Devices) |
TSB-M-82(8)S | Taxability of Palletizer Systems |
TSB-M-82(7)S | Taxability of Machinery, Equipment, Supplies and Energy Sources Used in Operating Produce Departments in Supermarkets and Grocery Stores |
TSB-M-82(5)C, (5)S | Department of Taxation and Finance Policy Safe Harbor Lease Transactions |
TSB-M-82(4)S | Seneca County Imposes 1% Local Sales and Use Tax |
TSB-M-82(3.2)S | Taxability of Vessels Sold by Boat Dealers - Articles 28 and 29 of the Tax Law |
TSB-M-82(3.1)S | Taxability of Vessels Sold by Boat Dealers |
TSB-M-82(3)S | Taxability of Vessels Sold by Boat Dealers |
TSB-M-82(2)S | Exempt Organization Contracts |
TSB-M-82(1)S | Taxability of Pleasure Craft Purchased by Foreign Corporations |
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