New York bill A06910 exempts poll workers' income from state income tax and mandates public awareness and reporting guidelines.

New York bill A06910 amends the state tax law to exempt a portion of poll workers' income earned on election day from state income tax. Specifically, the first $1,000 of income earned by a resident individual while working as a poll worker on an election day is exempt from tax, regardless of federal income tax obligations. For those with an annual income below 300% of the federal poverty level, all income earned as a poll worker is fully exempt. This exemption also applies to income earned during mandatory training days.

New York bill A06910 exempts poll workers' income from state income tax and mandates public awareness and reporting guidelines.

New York bill A06910 amends the state tax law to exempt a portion of poll workers' income earned on election day from state income tax. Specifically, the first $1,000 of income earned by a resident individual while working as a poll worker on an election day is exempt from tax, regardless of federal income tax obligations. For those with an annual income below 300% of the federal poverty level, all income earned as a poll worker is fully exempt. This exemption also applies to income earned during mandatory training days.