Quixotic CU Tax Bill Dies a Quick Death

ALBANY, N.Y. – A long-shot attempt to tax federally chartered credit unions in New York died a quick death—just two weeks after it was introduced. The bill was withdrawn by its sponsor, Sen. Thomas Morahan. The bill was a long-shot because state legislatures can only tax state chartered credit union and are not authorized to tax federal credit unions—only Congress can do that.

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