New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A05340

Introduced
2/13/25  

Caption

Creates a tax credit for certain household pet expenses including medical and veterinary expenses and everyday expenses for up to two household pets.

Companion Bills

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Previously Filed As

NY A00221

Creates a tax credit for the adoption of household pets from animal shelters or humane societies; up to $100 per animal with a maximum of three household pets.

NY S05999

Creates a college preparation expense tax credit for up to three years per child/individual for up to $500 per year for qualified college preparation expenses.

NY A00258

Regulates the issuance of pet insurance policies covering veterinary expenses.

NY S03570

Regulates the issuance of pet insurance policies covering veterinary expenses.

NY S06468

Relates to residential gas service rate discount programs for low-income and senior households; establishes the residential gas service rate discount for low-income and senior households fund; provides that an eligible household shall pay no more than six percent of such eligible household's total monthly income on gas, oil, kerosene or petroleum services and gas corporations shall offer a discount to ensure such eligible household's gas, oil, kerosene or petroleum bill or payment agreement reflect such discounted price.

NY S00455

Provides a tax credit for qualified caregiving expenses.

NY A01830

Provides a tax credit for qualified caregiving expenses.

NY S00104

Relates to providing additional reimbursement to school districts for expenses incurred for failure to receive timely payments of state aid, including expenses relating to interest payments and ancillary expenses incurred as a result of not having received aid in a timely manner.

NY A07894

Relates to providing additional reimbursement to school districts for expenses incurred for failure to receive timely payments of state aid, including expenses relating to interest payments and ancillary expenses incurred as a result of not having received aid in a timely manner.

NY S04357

Mandates transparency of the expenses of title insurance corporations, including marketing expenses, lobbying expenses, salaries and other forms of compensation and authorizes the department of financial services to lower title insurance rates if deemed excessive.

Similar Bills

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