New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Senate Bill S09193

Introduced
2/12/26  

Caption

Increases tax credits for donations to food pantries made by farmers by increasing the allowable percentage of the fair market value of such donations and increasing the maximum amount of such credit.

Companion Bills

NY A10131

Same As Increases tax credits for donations to food pantries made by farmers by increasing the allowable percentage of the fair market value of such donations and increasing the maximum amount of such credit.

Previously Filed As

NY A10131

Increases tax credits for donations to food pantries made by farmers by increasing the allowable percentage of the fair market value of such donations and increasing the maximum amount of such credit.

NY A09055

Establishes a tax credit for food service establishment donations to food pantries, in the amount of fifty percent of the marketed value of each of the taxpayer's qualified donations up to six dollars per qualified donation, beginning with the 2027 tax year.

NY S08719

Establishes a tax credit for food service establishment donations to food pantries, in the amount of fifty percent of the marketed value of each of the taxpayer's qualified donations up to six dollars per qualified donation, beginning with the 2027 tax year.

NY SB224

Relative to increasing the maximum amount of the optional veterans' tax credit.

NY HB3705

Schools; Parental Choice Tax Credit Program; increasing the amount of credits authorized.

NY HB1494

Increasing the maximum amount of the optional veterans' tax credit, optional combat service tax credit, and optional surviving spouse tax credit.

NY HB518

Modifies the "circuit breaker" tax credit by increasing the maximum upper limit and property tax credit amounts

NY HB772

Modifies the "circuit breaker" tax credit by increasing the maximum upper limit and property tax credit amounts

NY HB2620

Increasing the eligible credit amount for the earned income tax credit.

NY A09207

Relates to a tuition tax credit; increases the amount of an allowable deduction (Part A); reduces income by the amount of interest paid for student loans (Part B).

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