New York bill A06788 denies renewal of professional licenses for taxpayers with outstanding tax debt unless settled.

New York bill A06788 amends the executive law, state administrative procedure act, and judiciary law to deny the renewal of any license, permit, certificate, or registration for practicing a profession, business, or trade to taxpayers with outstanding tax debt. The bill requires applicants for license renewal to attest under penalty of perjury that they do not have unsettled tax debt. It defines "tax debt" as unpaid taxes, interest, and penalties reduced to judgment by the docketing of a New York state tax warrant. The bill takes effect one year after becoming law.

New York bill A06788 denies renewal of professional licenses for taxpayers with outstanding tax debt unless settled.

New York bill A06788 amends the executive law, state administrative procedure act, and judiciary law to deny the renewal of any license, permit, certificate, or registration for practicing a profession, business, or trade to taxpayers with outstanding tax debt. The bill requires applicants for license renewal to attest under penalty of perjury that they do not have unsettled tax debt. It defines "tax debt" as unpaid taxes, interest, and penalties reduced to judgment by the docketing of a New York state tax warrant. The bill takes effect one year after becoming law.