New York Residents Can Get More Than $2,000 In Tax CreditsNew York Residents Can Get More Than $2,000 In Tax CreditsDon't miss out on these tax credits when you file.Yasmin YoungYasmin Young
Keep More Of Your Money With These Tax Credits In New York StateKeep More Of Your Money With These Tax Credits In New York StateCheck out some of these deductions you can take in NY before you file your income tax return.Yasmin YoungYasmin Young
Some New Yorkers Will Be Hit With A Bigger Tax BillSome New Yorkers Will Be Hit With A Bigger Tax BillSome New Yorkers are going to be hit with a bigger tax bill for 2024.Yasmin YoungYasmin Young
Tax Implications Of Buying And Selling On Facebook Marketplace Tax Implications Of Buying And Selling On Facebook MarketplaceEnsure you're aware of your tax obligations when selling items on Facebook Marketplace in New York.Traci TaylorTraci Taylor
These 7 Towns In Erie County Have The Highest Tax RatesThese 7 Towns In Erie County Have The Highest Tax RatesThese 7 villages impose the highest tax rates on their residents.Yasmin YoungYasmin Young
New Yorkers Are Eligible For More Than $2,000 In Tax CreditsNew Yorkers Are Eligible For More Than $2,000 In Tax CreditsDon't miss out on these tax credits for 2023.Yasmin YoungYasmin Young
The Exact Dates to Save the Most on School Supplies in New JerseyThe Exact Dates to Save the Most on School Supplies in New JerseyLike it or not, it's almost time to start shopping for school supplies! But there are new savings in the Garden State you should be aware of, and here's exactly when you can take advantage of them.Heather DeLucaHeather DeLuca
NJ readies for battle with NY over work-from-home income taxesNJ readies for battle with NY over work-from-home income taxesNew York continued to tax New Jersey residents who worked from home during the pandemic for New York-based employers as if they were in their offices.Michael SymonsMichael Symons
These NJ towns spend the least amount of taxes on schoolsThese NJ towns spend the least amount of taxes on schoolsLocal property taxes pay for about half of what New Jersey schools spend. But in some places it's just under 10%.Michael SymonsMichael Symons
NJ's first back-to-school sales tax holiday starts SaturdayNJ's first back-to-school sales tax holiday starts SaturdayFor 10 days, ending Labor Day, school supplies will be tax-free in New Jersey. That includes computers as expensive as $3,000.Michael SymonsMichael Symons