taxes

If lawmakers get their wish, buying cigars and other tobacco products in New York could get more expensive. A whole lot more expensive.

Tax season is here. People are looking for every little deduction they can find. But there are some things that the government won't allow you to write off.

It seems like New York State is banning everything nowadays, but here are a few things that should be added to the list

Live in New York and have to buy back to school supplies for your kids? Brace yourself because they're going to be much more expensive this year.

Hint: The ranking for the Empire State is about as good as you would expect.

Governor Kathy Hochul delivered her 2022 State of State Address from the Assembly Chambers in Albany on Wednesday.

Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the 2022 budget continues support for middle class income tax cuts to help New Yorkers recover from economic hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Good news for parents and guardians all across New York State. The child tax credit has increased from $2,000 per child to $3,000 per child.

New York State is following the U.S. government when it comes to taxes this year.

New Yorkers could still see an increase in taxes despite more than $12 billion in federal aid coming from the latest stimulus package.

Gov. Cuomo warns he may be forced to raise your taxes.

The coronavirus is even affecting tax season. The Internal Revenue Service won't start accepting and processing tax returns until February this year.