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Expand a business

If you are expanding your New York State business, use the following checklist to help you comply with New York State Tax Law.

        What to do: More information:
If you file annual sales tax returns and you owe more than $3,000 in tax for an annual filing period, you must begin to file quarterly returns. Form ST-101, New York State and Local Annual Sales and Use Tax Return and its instructions

If you file annual or quarterly sales tax returns and your combined total of taxable receipts, purchases subject to tax, rents, and amusement charges is $300,000 or more in a quarter, you must file monthly returns (beginning with the first month of the next sales tax quarter). Form ST-101, New York State and Local Annual Sales and Use Tax Return and its instructions
Form ST-100, New York State and Local Quarterly Sales and Use Tax Return and its instructions
If you hire more employees, you must report to New York State certain information about each new employee. www.nynewhire.com
Publication NYS-50, Employer’s Guide to Unemployment Insurance, Wage Reporting, and Withholding Tax
If you increase your payroll, you must remit the amount withheld after each payroll that causes the total withheld to equal or exceed $700 during a calendar quarter. Form NYS-1, Return of Tax Withheld (manual version)
Publication NYS-50, Employer’s Guide to Unemployment Insurance, Wage Reporting, and Withholding Tax
If you acquire all or part of the assets of an existing business, you must file Form AU-196.10.  Form AU-196.10, Notification of Sale, Transfer or Assignment in Bulk and its instructions
If you change your business structure (for example, from a sole proprietorship to a corporation), you must file Form AU 196.10. You may also have to change your:
  • registration for sales tax
  • filing period (from annually to quarterly or monthly)

If you have employees you may also have to:

  • change your registration for unemployment insurance and withholding tax
  • contact your workers compensation and unemployment insurance providers to notify them of the change to your business structure

Form AU-196.10, Notification of Sale, Transfer or Assignment in Bulk and its instructions
Form NYS-100, New York State Employer Registration for Unemployment Insurance, Withholding, and Wage Reporting

If you are a microbrewery:
  • if you expand to produce more than 60,000 barrels (1,860,000 gallons) annually, you no longer qualify as a microbrewery, and you must change the filing period of your Form MT-50, from annually to quarterly or monthly.
  • if you expand to import beer, you no longer qualify as a microbrewery and you must change the filing period of your Form MT-50, from annually to quarterly or monthly.
 Form MT-50, Beer Tax Return (and Similar Fermented Malt Beverages) and its instructions
If you sell, possess, or produce cigarettes or other tobacco products:
  • To change location, or register more retail locations or vending machines, you must file Form DTF-716.
  • If you expand to more than 15 retail outlets, you may qualify as a chain store, allowing you to pay lower prices.
  • If you are an agent or agent/wholesale dealer and you have a transfer of license, you must file Form CG-100-A.
  • If you are a wholesale dealer and add locations, or have a transfer of license, you must file Form CG-100-W.
  • If you are a vending machine operator and you have a transfer of license, you must file Form CG-100-V.
If you file a waste tire return:
  • You must file a waste tire return for each location for which you file a sales tax return.
  • If you file only one sales tax return for all your locations, you need file only one waste tire return. 
Form MT-170-MN, Waste Tire Management Fee Quarterly Return and its instructions

 


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