New York A10155 requires a two-thirds majority vote in both legislative branches to pass any bill increasing, extending, imposing, or reviving taxes.
New York A10155 amends the state constitution to establish that no bill increasing, extending, imposing, or reviving taxes, fees, assessments, surcharges, or other levies can become law unless it receives the assent of two-thirds of the members in each legislative branch. This requirement applies to all such bills except those stemming from a home rule message. The bill also includes provisions for the electronic availability of bills and the immediate vote requirement for such bills.
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