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04.18.2020 COVID-19

Plan to push back property tax deadline hitting snag

A proposal to push back the due date for property taxes in Suffolk County appears to have run into some opposition at the county level. The Suffolk County Supervisor’s...

06.08.2019 Government

County executive ‘optimistic’ on IRS and septic grants

At a rally held at a Patchogue family’s home last Wednesday, U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) urged the IRS to rule on the county’s Septic Improvement Program in favor...

07.20.2018 Business

New legislation aims to limit tax-free wine tastings

A new law passed by state lawmakers could bring radical change to how alcohol tastings are served on the North Fork. In a bill passed by both the State...

01.22.2018 Police

Be warned: tax season brings out the scammers

Tax season is here and it is a time of year that brings scam calls that attempt to take advantage of vulnerable and anxious taxpayers and trick them out...

12.08.2017 Editorials

Editorial: Senate tax bill, if enacted, could impact CPF

Local and state officials have come out strongly against a federal tax bill that has passed the Senate and is now in committee in the House of Representatives, which...

12.04.2017 Government

County Executive calls tax bill ‘dangerous’ for Long Island

County Executive Steve Bellone called the federal tax bill a “potential catastrophe” for Long Island Monday morning in a conference call with local reporters.

10.20.2017 Business

First Class Auto Body in Peconic owes $170K in taxes

First Class Auto Body in Peconic was seized by the state last month after it was issued warrants by the Department of Taxation and Finance for nonpayment of about...

09.30.2016 Government

Russell unveils $44.1M tentative budget, looking to pierce tax cap

Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell is calling for a 7.63 percent tax levy increase in his tentative 2017 budget, which was released Friday. The estimated tax increase marks the first time the supervisor has...

08.03.2016 Business

Update: Mattituck pizzeria seized for alleged failure to pay taxes reopens

Update 12:30 p.m. Thursday: Michelangelo Pizzeria & Restaurant in Mattituck reopened Thursday, one day after it was seized due to the owner’s failure to pay taxes, according to state records.

09.30.2015 Government

Russell releases $42.9 million tentative budget for 2016

Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell released his $42.9 million tentative 2016 budget on Wednesday. It includes replacing a retiring police officer and hiring a code enforcement officer.

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