Not exact matches
Cuomo has
proposed an ambitious restructuring of the state's
tax code intended
to soften the blow of the recently enacted
federal tax changes.
He also will
propose a major retooling of the state
tax code to deal with the
federal tax changes and seek increased reserves in anticipation of further cuts from the feds.
Both the Senate and Cuomo have
proposed decoupling the state
tax code from the
federal law in order
to soften the impact of the
federal tax changes on New York taxpayers.
The Trump administration
proposed the most sweeping
changes to the
federal tax code in decades, outlining a framework that would cut individual and corporate
taxes, eliminate widely used exemptions and deductions and tilt the U.S. closer
to the type of
tax system embraced by other industrialized nations.
Cuomo has
proposed far more sweeping
changes to the state's
tax code that he says are needed
to soften the blow of the new
federal tax law, which will raise the
federal taxes of many New Yorkers by capping a deduction for state and local
taxes at $ 10,000.