Form ST-120 Resale Certificate
Learn how to use the NY State Resale Certificate to avoid overpaying sales tax on supply purchases — and how to stay compliant during audits.
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Learn how to use the NY State Resale Certificate to avoid overpaying sales tax on supply purchases — and how to stay compliant during audits.
A complete guide to Form IT-201 — the NY State return for full-year residents. Covers add-backs, the resident credit, NY-specific deductions, and credits you may be missing.
The mandatory combined return for every NY real estate sale. Covers NYS Transfer Tax, the Mansion Tax, NYC RPTT, who pays what, penalties, and 15 key FAQs.
The NY return for nonresidents and part-year residents. Covers the 183-day rule, domicile tests, income sourcing, the telecommuting trap, and how to avoid double taxation.
Who must make quarterly estimated tax payments to New York, how to calculate safe harbor amounts, the four payment deadlines, and how to avoid the underpayment penalty.
The attachment to Form IT-201 for claiming NY tax credits and reporting additional taxes. Covers the EITC, Empire State Child Credit, MCTMT, Supplemental Tax, and more.
How to choose between the NY College Tuition Credit and the Itemized Deduction — eligibility rules, income phase-outs, the federal interaction, and step-by-step instructions.
New York's refundable "circuit breaker" credit for qualifying homeowners and renters — who qualifies, how the calculation works, what documentation you need, and common errors to avoid.
Claim 25% of your NY solar installation costs (up to $5,000) as a non-refundable credit — with a 5-year carryover. Covers qualifying equipment, the calculation, and how it interacts with the federal credit.
A refundable credit for working individuals and families — 30% of the federal EITC (rising to 45% in 2026), plus a separate NYC component. Covers eligibility, part-year rules, and the joint/separate filing split.
A refundable credit for NYC residents (FAGI $250,000 or less) — fixed amounts of $63 or $15 depending on filing status. Can be claimed on IT-201/IT-203 or as a stand-alone filing if you don't otherwise need to file.
A plain-language walkthrough of Form IT-360.1 — who must file it, how to fill out each line correctly, real-life examples of mid-year moves, and the common mistakes that send returns into limbo.
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