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A 4777

Relates to sales and compensating sales taxes in the county of Wayne

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Brian Manktelow

S847 carries the policy on Wayne County sales and compensating taxes, superseding A 4777 which moved to the Senate vehicle for enactment.

SUBSTITUTED BY S847
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Bill Summary · A 4777

Summary of Assembly Bill A 4777 (Substituted by S847)

Overview

  • Bill: A 4777
  • Title: Relates to sales and compensating sales taxes in the county of Wayne
  • Sponsor: Brian Manktelow (primary)
  • Status: Substituted by S847
  • Introduction date: February 6, 2025
  • Companion/related bills: S 847 (companion in the Senate); Related Assembly bills A 9778, A 4430, A 3645

Note: The Assembly bill A 4777 has been substituted by Senate Bill S847. This means the substantive language and policy provisions originally in A 4777 are now carried in S847, and A 4777 is no longer the vehicle for enactment.

Purpose and Scope (as inferred from title)

  • The bill relates to sales taxes and “compensating sales taxes” within Wayne County. While the exact provisions are not provided in the material, this generally would involve how sales taxes (and any related compensating or use tax mechanisms) are defined, assessed, collected, administered, or allocated within Wayne County.
  • The substitution by S847 indicates the policy is being advanced in the Senate bill language, and any specifics would be found in S847’s text, not in the original A 4777 language.

Status and Procedural History

  • 2025-02-06: Referred to Ways and Means ( Assembly)
  • 2025-05-20: Referred to Rules
  • 2025-06-04: Reported; Rules Committee CAL.386; Ordered to Third Reading
  • 2025-06-04: Substituted by S847 (the bill’s language moved to the Senate vehicle)
  • Current status: A 4777 is superseded by S847; the policy is being pursued under the Senate companion bill

Key Provisions (Availability and Note)

  • Specific statutory changes, rates, procedures, or timelines are not provided in the excerpt.
  • Because A 4777 has been substituted by S847, the operative provisions would be found in S847’s text and any accompanying analyses, not in the current A 4777 record.

Affected Parties and Impacts

  • Entities in Wayne County that collect, remit, or are subject to sales taxes (e.g., retailers, manufacturers, service providers).
  • Local government or county-level tax administration in Wayne County may be affected in terms of compliance, revenue allocation, or administrative processes.
  • Consumers in Wayne County could experience changes in tax collection or reporting if the new language modifies rates, bases, exemptions, or administration.

Next Steps and How to Track

  • For the definitive provisions and effective dates, review the text of Senate Bill S847 (and any amendments) on the New York State Senate/Assembly legislative websites.
  • Track status updates under S847 to see passage, any governor action, and effective dates.
  • Cross-check related bills (A 9778, A 4430, A 3645) for alternative or complementary proposals, and note any differences between the Assembly and Senate versions.

If you’d like, I can pull the current text of S847 or provide a side-by-side comparison once the full language is available.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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