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S7006Senate2013-2014 SessionSame asA9445

Exempts receipts from certain retail sales of electricity from taxation under the public services law

Sponsor George D. MaziarzSD-62+5 co-sponsorsAffects Finance
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In Senate Committee
Finance
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Pending
Passage
Pending

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George D. Maziarz

Senator · Senate District 62

Chair, Energy And Telecommunications

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  1. Reported and committed to finance
  2. Referred to energy and telecommunications

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A9445Assembly

Exempts receipts from certain retail sales of electricity from taxation under the public services law

In Assembly Committee · Ways And Means · Sponsor Amy Paulin

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Sponsor's memo

BILL NUMBER:S7006

Title of bill

An act to amend the tax law, in relation to exemptions from sales and use taxes

Purpose:

To exempt the retail sale of electricity from solar electric generating equipment from sales and use tax

Summary of Provisions:

Section 1. Exempts the retail sale of electricity from solar electric generating equipment qualified to net meter from sales and compensating use taxes.

Section 2. Sets forth the effective Date

Justification:

In 2012 the legislature acted to exempt solar electric generating equipment from sales d compensating use taxes. As a result of that policy change, along with the solar leasing ax credit and the NYSUN initiative, New York now has a growing solar energy market. One of he key components has been the ability of an installer to put up a solar array, pay the up-front costs and then get paid back on those costs through negotiating a power purchase agreement with the customer. This system is good for consumers, good for the environment and good for the economy. This bill would serve as a natural extension to the solar equipment sales tax exemption adopted in 2012, by extending that exemption to sales of electricity subject to a power purchase agreement.

Fiscal Implications:

To be determined

History:

This is a new bill

Effective Date:

This bill shall take effect immediately

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