Bill
A 7320
Overview: Bill A 7320 makes a technical change to the tax law and extends the city of Newburgh occupancy tax. It was introduced on March 25, 2025 and has been SUBSTITUTED BY S6927A
Overview: Bill A 7320 makes a technical change to the tax law and extends the city of Newburgh occupancy tax. It was introduced on March 25, 2025 and has been SUBSTITUTED BY S6927A.
Purpose and Intent: The main purpose of this bill is to make a minor technical change to the tax law and extend the existing occupancy tax in the city of Newburgh. The legislation aims to provide the city with continued revenue from the occupancy tax, which is used to fund local tourism and economic development initiatives.
Key Provisions:
- Makes a technical correction to the tax law to clarify the language and ensure the proper application of the occupancy tax
- Extends the authorization for the city of Newburgh to impose an occupancy tax on hotel and motel stays for an additional 5-year period
Affected Parties and Impacts: This bill would primarily affect the city of Newburgh, as it would allow the city to continue collecting the occupancy tax and using the revenue for local programs and initiatives. Businesses in the hospitality industry within Newburgh would also be impacted, as they would be required to collect and remit the occupancy tax.
Procedural and Timeline Considerations: The original bill, A 7320, has been SUBSTITUTED BY S6927A, which is the version currently under consideration. This means the Senate has introduced a companion bill that is now moving through the legislative process. The next step would be for the substitute bill, S6927A, to be scheduled for a vote in the legislature.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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