New York Laws > Real Property Tax > Article 12-A – Special State Equalization Ratios For Computing Constitutional Tax and Debt Limitations For Cities of One Hundred Twenty-five Thousand or More
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| § 1250 | Definitions |
| § 1251 | Establishment of special equalization ratios |
| § 1252 | Manner by which ratios shall be determined |
| § 1253 | Hearing and determination |
| § 1254 | Use of special equalization ratios |
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