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Taxerity is heading to New York

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What we’re shipping for NY

New York coverage planned for the launch release

New York coverage is planned, not a current availability claim. The eventual state- coded review will require verification against the official DOR portal and the references available when the release is made.

NYC
Form NYC-2014 — Unincorporated Business Tax

We are evaluating a NYC unincorporated business tax review path against the UBT-2014 return shape. Any state-coded citation shown is bounded to the catalog entry and does not imply complete filing coverage.

NY
Form IT-201 / IT-203 — Personal Income Tax

We mirror New York’s IT-201 (resident) and IT-203 (non-resident) deduction set against the same section-citation depth Taxerity already ships on the seven coverage states.

NY
Estimated-payment cadence

Quarterly estimates on the NY schedule (April, June, September, January) surfaced in the same review pass as the federal cadence — one review surface, both jurisdictions.

Coming with the NY launch

What NY filings will cover at launch

The five review surfaces committed for the day NY ships. If you’ve signed up below, this is what lands in the review pass the moment we go live.

NYC / Yonkers resident
NYC & Yonkers resident income-tax handling

The planned resident IT-201 workflow will be scoped to selected NYC and Yonkers topics, including the resident surcharge; availability is not a complete-return claim.

IT-201 / IT-203
IT-201 / IT-203 pathway

Planned IT-201 and IT-203 review paths are coming soon. Confirm the supported return shape and source coverage before relying on them.

MTBA thresholds
Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Mobility Tax (MTBA) trigger thresholds

Payroll-side Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Mobility Tax trigger surfaced alongside the state liability so the metered-zone liability does not sit buried in the year-end review pass.

NYC UBT sole-prop
NYC UBT for sole-prop & single-member-LLC flow-through

Unincorporated Business Tax (NYC-UBT, form UBT-2014) treatment for sole-prop and single-member-LLC schedules that flow NYC-side business income onto the resident IT-201.

IT-201-X amendment
IT-201-X amendment pathway

Original plus amended IT-201-X so a post-filing correction walks the same review surface as the original return — no separate review pass.

Verified NY Tax Guidance

Figures the editorial team re-checked against the live NY TSB-M Memorandum portal before publication — tap any “Verified against” caption to land on the originating TSB-M page.

Top personal income tax rate (TY 2025)
10.30% on taxable income above the top bracket threshold (rate schedule surfaced by TSB-M on Tax Law §601)

Effective Apr 15, 2025 · TSB-M TSB-M-25-1 Verified against NY TSB-M Memorandum (TSB-M-25-1)

Pass-through entity tax (PTET) election
Annual irrevocable election window — resident partners / S-corp shareholders may elect PTET on Form IT-65.1 to offset the $10,000 SALT cap

Effective Feb 3, 2021 · TSB-M TSB-M-21-1 Verified against NY TSB-M Memorandum (TSB-M-21-1)

Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Mobility Tax (MCTMT)
0.34% employer-side tax on quarterly payroll wages allocated to MCTD > $312,500 per quarter (Tax Law §1290 series)

Effective Jun 15, 2022 · TSB-M TSB-M-22-7 Verified against NY TSB-M Memorandum (MCTMT)

NYC resident credit against NY State IT-201
Resident credit on Form IT-201 line 19 offsets NY State liability dollar-for-dollar against the corresponding NYC income-tax liability for NYC residents

Effective Aug 1, 2019 · TSB-M TSB-M-19-3 Verified against NY TSB-M Memorandum (IT-201 §611(g))

Standard deduction (Tax Law §691)
Inflation-adjusted amounts surfaced in the annual TSB-M: Married Filing Jointly / Single / Head of Household tiers

Effective May 15, 2024 · TSB-M TSB-M-24-2 Verified against NY TSB-M Memorandum (Tax Law §691)

Dependent exemption (Tax Law §616)
$1,000 per qualifying dependent (NY returns; phased-out at higher AGI per the current annual TSB-M)

Effective May 15, 2024 · TSB-M TSB-M-24-3 Verified against NY TSB-M Memorandum (Tax Law §616)

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