Prohibits utilities from charging customers excise tax
This bill (S 9102) prohibits utility companies, specifically large cooperative housing corporations with 1,500+ apartments, from adding an excise tax to customer bills. It requires these utilities to pay the tax directly to the city as part of their operating costs, rather than passing it on to tenants. The law applies to utilities like electricity, steam, or water provided to residents of these co-ops. This changes how the tax is collected but does not alter the tax rate or create new obligations for customers.
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Feb 2026
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Introduced Feb 3, 2026
Last action Feb 3, 2026
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Luis Sepúlveda
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