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New York State Sales Tax Collections Rise 7.6% Through September 2026

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The state comptroller reported that local sales tax collections statewide reached $19.6 billion for January through September 2026, which is a 7.6% increase from the same period last year. Wayne County reported the strongest growth in New York, with collections rising 16.3% to $61 million.

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The increase in local sales tax collections reflects consumer spending patterns across the state. The report noted that growth varied significantly across different counties, and some county increases were influenced by technical adjustments and inflation.

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