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A10429Assembly BillPassed SenatePending 149d

Exempt Comedy Show Tickets from Sales Tax

Passed the Senate on Jun 4, 2026Approved by the State Senate — now needs the Assembly to pass the same version.

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✦ Plain-Language Summary

This law removes the sales tax on tickets to comedy performances in New York State. Currently, admission charges for live comedy shows are taxed, while some other entertainment may not be. This change makes attending comedy shows slightly more affordable for New Yorkers and treats comedy venues more consistently with other performance spaces.

Details

Introduced
Mar 6, 2026
Body
New York State Assembly
Type
Assembly Bill
Status
Passed Senate

Sponsors (1)

Introduced byKeith PowersYour District
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