Albany Round-up
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Cuomo says overhaul of NY ethics needed _ again
Governor tells public radio he will galvanize public outrage to change ethical standards and election laws.
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NY top court OKs tax on online sellers like Amazon
The Court of Appeals rules that taxes can apply when the online retailers generate at least $10,000 in annual sales to New Yorkers from in-state websites that earn commissions.
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Assembly to give final OK to $135B NY budget
The proposed budget includes extending an income tax on millionaires that was to expire next year, an election year.
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Taxpayers to subsidize NY's higher minimum wage
The "minimum wage reimbursement credit" would reimburse employers for part of the difference in wages from the current $7.25 minimum wage as it rises to $9 an hour by 2016.
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NY legislators will need week to pass budget
Instead of passing an extraordinarily early budget as they planned, lawmakers now will rush to meet the April 1 deadline a few days early.
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Cuomo, Legislature promise tax cuts in NY budget
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York legislative leaders have sealed a tentative $135 billion budget deal for 2013-14 that controls spending and promises tax cuts.
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Tentative NY budget deal touches rich and poor
Proposed measure would: raise the $7.25 hourly minimum wage to $8 an hour on Jan. 1; offer a tax rebate of about $350 for families with at least one child making $40,000 to $300,000; create about $700 million in additional business tax cuts spread over at least the next two fiscal years.
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NY budget snag includes power fight over job money
Asembly leader says that Gov. Andrew Cuomo is controlling billions of dollars of economic development without enough input from legislators.
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Cuomo, legislative leaders near NY budget deal
Agreement could result in an on-time state budget that would increase the minimum wage to $8 an hour in January, $8.75 a year later and $9 a year after that.
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Poll: GOP NYers ditch Democrat Cuomo after gun law
Quinnipiac University poll finds 55 percent of Republican voters disapprove of Cuomo, with 27 percent approving of his job performance.
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