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§  171-s. Brownfield redevelopment report. A developer, and his or her  lessees, as defined in section twenty-two of this chapter, shall  submit  to  the  commissioner  within  one  year,  and for each of the following  eleven years, after the execution of a brownfield site cleanup agreement  pursuant to section 27-1409 of the  environmental  conservation  law,  a  report, in such format as the commissioner may specify. Such report will  contain  information giving actual amounts, or estimates of such amounts  if such actual amounts are unavailable to the developer,  of  the  state  and  local  taxes  generated  by  the  corresponding  brownfield site as  defined in section 27-1405 of the environmental  conservation  law.  The  taxes  reported  are to reflect the taxes generated by the activities of  the businesses and employees operating  at  such  brownfield  site.  The  taxes  to be reported are any taxes generated pursuant to articles nine,  nine-A, eleven, thirteen, twenty-two  (including,  but  not  necessarily  limited  to,  all  wage or business income taxes raised pursuant to such  article  twenty-two),  twenty-eight,  twenty-nine,  thirty,  thirty-one,  thirty-two, thirty-three, thirty-three-A and thirty-three-B. Such annual  report  from  a  developer shall also include any taxes generated from a  corresponding brownfield site for New York city unincorporated  business  taxes,  New  York  city  business  taxes,  New  York  city real property  transfer and New York city mortgage taxes. The report shall also include  any real property taxes paid on or on behalf of such site.

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Statutes > New-york > Tax > Article-8 > 171-s

§  171-s. Brownfield redevelopment report. A developer, and his or her  lessees, as defined in section twenty-two of this chapter, shall  submit  to  the  commissioner  within  one  year,  and for each of the following  eleven years, after the execution of a brownfield site cleanup agreement  pursuant to section 27-1409 of the  environmental  conservation  law,  a  report, in such format as the commissioner may specify. Such report will  contain  information giving actual amounts, or estimates of such amounts  if such actual amounts are unavailable to the developer,  of  the  state  and  local  taxes  generated  by  the  corresponding  brownfield site as  defined in section 27-1405 of the environmental  conservation  law.  The  taxes  reported  are to reflect the taxes generated by the activities of  the businesses and employees operating  at  such  brownfield  site.  The  taxes  to be reported are any taxes generated pursuant to articles nine,  nine-A, eleven, thirteen, twenty-two  (including,  but  not  necessarily  limited  to,  all  wage or business income taxes raised pursuant to such  article  twenty-two),  twenty-eight,  twenty-nine,  thirty,  thirty-one,  thirty-two, thirty-three, thirty-three-A and thirty-three-B. Such annual  report  from  a  developer shall also include any taxes generated from a  corresponding brownfield site for New York city unincorporated  business  taxes,  New  York  city  business  taxes,  New  York  city real property  transfer and New York city mortgage taxes. The report shall also include  any real property taxes paid on or on behalf of such site.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Tax > Article-8 > 171-s

§  171-s. Brownfield redevelopment report. A developer, and his or her  lessees, as defined in section twenty-two of this chapter, shall  submit  to  the  commissioner  within  one  year,  and for each of the following  eleven years, after the execution of a brownfield site cleanup agreement  pursuant to section 27-1409 of the  environmental  conservation  law,  a  report, in such format as the commissioner may specify. Such report will  contain  information giving actual amounts, or estimates of such amounts  if such actual amounts are unavailable to the developer,  of  the  state  and  local  taxes  generated  by  the  corresponding  brownfield site as  defined in section 27-1405 of the environmental  conservation  law.  The  taxes  reported  are to reflect the taxes generated by the activities of  the businesses and employees operating  at  such  brownfield  site.  The  taxes  to be reported are any taxes generated pursuant to articles nine,  nine-A, eleven, thirteen, twenty-two  (including,  but  not  necessarily  limited  to,  all  wage or business income taxes raised pursuant to such  article  twenty-two),  twenty-eight,  twenty-nine,  thirty,  thirty-one,  thirty-two, thirty-three, thirty-three-A and thirty-three-B. Such annual  report  from  a  developer shall also include any taxes generated from a  corresponding brownfield site for New York city unincorporated  business  taxes,  New  York  city  business  taxes,  New  York  city real property  transfer and New York city mortgage taxes. The report shall also include  any real property taxes paid on or on behalf of such site.