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New York State Taxes

New York has an April 15th deadline for filing.



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New York state taxes by the numbers:

Tax Rate Range: Low - 4.0%; High - 6.85%
Income Brackets*: Lowest - $8,000; Highest - $500,000
Number of Brackets: 5
Personal Exemptions: Single - $0; Married - $0; Dependents - $1,000
Standard Deduction: Single - $7,500; Married filing joint return - $14,200
Medical/Dental Deduction: Federal amount
Federal Income Tax Deduction: None

Details about your New York state income tax return

When completing your New York state tax return, maintain the same method of deduction and filing status that you used on your federal return.

New York tax credit include:

  • Earned income credit
  • Child and dependent care credit
  • Household credit
  • College tuition credit

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New York income tax forms: for paper filing

New York income tax forms:

Form IT-201 | 2006 New York Individual Income Tax Return| Instructions

IT-150 | Short State Income Tax Return | Instructions

IT-201-ATT | Itemized Deduction and Other Taxes and Tax Credits

For more New York income tax forms go to the New York tax forms site.


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More NY state taxes info

For more help, consult our guide to tax filing.

For further help on NY income tax returns, go to theNew York Department of Taxation and Finance.




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