New York 2023-2024 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A04077

Introduced
2/9/23  
Refer
2/9/23  
Refer
1/3/24  
Report Pass
5/21/24  

Caption

Removes expenditures for emergency medical services from the limit on real property tax levies by local governments.

Companion Bills

NY S05000

Same As Removes expenditures for emergency medical services from the limit on real property tax levies by local governments.

Previously Filed As

NY S01515

Removes expenditures for emergency medical services from the limit on real property tax levies by local governments.

NY A02177

Removes expenditures for emergency medical services from the limit on real property tax levies by local governments.

NY A09046

Establishes limits upon local government tax levies.

NY S10023

Limits the amount of property tax shift between homestead/non-homestead and class share apportionment for local governments within and including Nassau and Suffolk County.

NY A11193

Limits the amount of property tax shift between homestead/non-homestead and class share apportionment for local governments within and including Nassau and Suffolk County.

NY A09262

Relates to removing the maximum age limit for firearms instruction exemptions; removes upper age limits of sixteen and twenty-one.

NY A11219

Increases the earnings limitation for retired emergency medical technicians employed by certain agencies providing emergency services to $50,000.

NY S09961

Authorizes local governments to provide a real property tax exemption on real property owned by certain volunteer auxiliary police officers in Suffolk county.

NY A07943

Provides for a real property tax exemption for property owned by single-member limited liability companies where such property serves as the primary residence of such member.

NY S10170

Directs the state board of real property tax services conduct a study on the feasibility of amending property tax revisions for senior citizens located in special districts and provide a report for such study.

Similar Bills

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