NYACS: Cig-Tax Ruling Unfair To Mom And Pop Shops
Facing a massive budget deficit this year, the Governor and state legislature passed a budget containing dozens of revenue enhancers. Among them, a tax hike on cigarettes, and a plan to collect taxes on those cigarettes sold to non-indians on tribal lands.
Now that it appears the state won’t be getting revenue from the Indian sales – owners of corner stores and mom and pop shops say they’re facing a crippling disadvantage.
Jim Calvin is the President of the New York Association of Convenience Stores. He joined Liz Benjamin in studio Thursday to talk more about the issue.
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