Because of the coronavirus outbreak, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said
Saturday he is moving the dates on the presidential primary election and Tax
Day in other to avoid gathering people in one place and further the spread of
COVID-19 infections.
The April 28 elections for
New York’s primary presidential election will instead be held on June 23 with
other legislative, while the former April 15 tax deadline has been extended for
filings until July 15.
“I don’t think it’s wise to
be bringing a lot of people to one location to vote,” he said. “A lot of people
touching one doorknob, a lot of people touching one pen, would have your
clothing device on the balance.”
“This is good news for
individuals for businesses. You don’t have to find your state tax return you
file it with the federal tax return on July 15. It’s bad news for the state of
New York. On a parochial level. That means we receive no revenue coming in
until July 15.
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