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New York State Communities New York State Department of Taxation and Finance New York State Communities Listed alphabetically with counties LONG OTIS NSFA LAKE LE LLS G Town of Buffalo SAND LAKE PLEASE City of DRIVE CAREFULLY South NEW ROCHELLE Welcome to City TROY Lockport of Home of Uncle Sam Malone Utica for New York State and local sales and use tax Publication 717 (9/99) Page 2 Publication 717 (9/99) Introduction The Tax Department has prepared this list of localities for the convenience of vendors who collect state and local sales tax throughout New York State. Localities are listed alphabetically, followed by the counties in which they are located (in parentheses), postal addresses if different from the locality names, and ZIP codes where available. ZIP codes are for mailing purposes only. Since there may be more than one locality in a ZIP code or more than one ZIP code in a locality, do not use ZIP codes to determine the local sales tax rate for any locality. For example, some Larchmont and Scarsdale mailing addresses are actually in the city of New Rochelle, and some Scarsdale mailing addresses are in the city of Yonkers. To determine the physical location of any property in question, check the street listings for New Rochelle (Publication 634) or Yonkers (Publication 647). These publications are available from the Tax Department, which has street listings for all cities that impose a local sales tax. To determine the combined state and local tax rate of the cities (or counties) that impose tax, ask for Publication 718, New York State and Local Sales Tax Rates by Community. Please note that there are five counties in New York City. Although these counties are also commonly known as boroughs (Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island), they are listed in this publication by county. The county names are Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), New York (Manhattan), Queens, and Richmond (Staten Island). See the back cover of this publication for assistance. Addition to Publication 717 Add the following to column 2, page 15, of the 9/99 version of Publication 717, New York State Communities: Greenburgh (Westchester) mail White Plains 10607 (not part of White Plains) Publication 717.1 (9/00) Page 3 Abbott – Austerlitz A Almond (Allegany and Steuben) 14804 Ardonia (Ulster) 12505 Aloquin (Ontario) mail Stanley 14561 Ardsley (Westchester) 10502 Abbott (Cattaraugus) mail Cuba 14727 Alpina (Lewis) Ardsley-on-Hudson (Westchester) 10503 Abell Corners (Madison) mail Cazenovia 13035 Alpine (Schuyler) 14805 Arena (Delaware) Academy (Albany) 12208 (part of Albany) Alpine Junction (Schuyler) Argo Village (Nassau) 11003 Academy (Ontario) mail Canandaigua 14424 Alplaus (Schenectady) 12008 Argusville (Schoharie) mail Sharon Springs 13459 Accord (Ulster) 12404 Alps (Rensselaer) mail Averill Park 12018 Argyle (Washington) 12809 Acidalia (Sullivan) mail Long Eddy 12760 Alsen (Greene) mail Cementon 12415 Arietta (Hamilton) Acra (Greene) 12405 Altamont (Albany) 12009 Aristotle (Allegany) mail Angelica 14709 Acre Place (Broome) mail Binghamton 13904 Altay (Schuyler) mail Dundee 14837 Arkport (Steuben) 14807 Adams (Jefferson) 13605 Altmar (Oswego) 13302 Arkville (Delaware) 12406 Adams Basin (Monroe) 14410 Alton (Wayne) 14413 Arkwright (Chautauqua) Adams Center (Jefferson) 13606 Altona (Clinton) 12910 Arlington (Dutchess) 12603 Adams Corner (Chenango) Alverson (Jefferson) Arlington (Richmond) (part of New York City) Adams Corners (Putnam) mail Putnam Valley 10579 Amagansett (Suffolk) 11930 Arlyn Oaks (Nassau) mail Massapequa 11758 Adams Cove (Jefferson) mail Dexter 13634 Amawalk (Westchester) 10501 Armonk (Westchester) 10504 Adamsville (Washington) mail Fort Ann 12827 Amawalk Heights (Westchester) 10501 Armor (Erie) mail Hamburg 14075 Addison (Steuben) 14801 Amber (Onondaga) mail Marietta 13110 Armstrong Corners (St. Lawrence) Addison Hill (Steuben) mail Elkland PA 16920 Amblers Crossing (Otsego) Arnett (Monroe) Adelphi (Kings) 11238 (part of New York City) Amblerville (Chenango) mail South New Berlin 13843 Arnolds Mill (Columbia) Aden (Sullivan) Amboy (Onondaga) mail Camillus 13031 Arrochar (Richmond) (part of New York City) Adirondack (Warren) 12808 Amboy Center (Oswego) mail Williamstown 13493 Arsenal Hill (Ontario) Adrian (Steuben) mail Canisteo 14823 Amboy Station (Onondaga) Arshamonaque (Suffolk) mail Southold 11971 Afton (Chenango) 13730 Amchir (Orange) mail Middletown 10940 Arthur (Oswego) Afton Lake (Chenango) mail Afton 13730 Amenia (Dutchess) 12501 Arthur Manor (Westchester) Agnes Corners (Oneida) Amenia Union (Dutchess) mail Amenia 12501 Arthursburg (Dutchess) Aiden Lair (Essex) Ames (Montgomery) 13317 Art Village (Suffolk) Air City (Oneida) 13440 Amherst (Erie) 14226 Arverne (Queens) 11692 (part of New York City) Airmont (Rockland) mail Monsey 10952 and Suffern 10901 Amity (Orange) mail Warwick 10990 Asbury (Tompkins) mail South Lansing 14882 Akins Corners (Putnam) mail Patterson 12563 Amity Harbor (Suffolk) 11726 Asbury (Ulster) Akron (Erie) 14001 Amityville (Suffolk) 11701 Ashantee (Livingston) mail Avon 14414 Akron Junction (Erie) Amsdell Heights (Erie) mail Hamburg 14075 Asharoken (Suffolk) mail Northport 11768 Alabama (Genesee) 14003 Amsterdam (Montgomery) 12010 Ashford (Cattaraugus) mail Ellicotville 14731 Albany (Albany) 122 + Anaquassacook (Washington) mail Cambridge 12816 Ashford Hollow (Cattaraugus) mail West Valley 14171 Albertson (Nassau) 11507 Ancram (Columbia) 12502 Ashford Junction (Cattaraugus) Albia (Rensselaer) mail Troy 12180 Ancramdale (Columbia) 12503 Ash Grove (Washington) mail Cambridge 12816 Albion (Orleans) 14411 Anderson (Sullivan) Ashland (Cayuga) Albion Center (Oswego) Andes (Delaware) 13731 Ashland (Greene) 12407 Alburg (Franklin) mail Brushton 12916 Andover (Allegany) 14806 Ashokan (Ulster) mail Shokan 12481 Alcove (Albany) 12007 Angelica (Allegany) 14709 Ashville (Chautauqua) 14710 Alden (Erie) 14004 Angells Corner (Wayne) Ashville Bay (Chautauqua) mail Ashville 14710 Alden Center (Erie) mail Alden 14004 Angola (Erie) 14006 Ashwood (Orleans) mail Lyndonville 14098 Alden Corners (Chautauqua) Angola Lake Shore (Erie) mail Angola 14006 Aspinwall Corners (Jefferson) Alden Manor (Nassau) 11003 Angola-on-the-Lake (Erie) mail Angola 14006 Assembly Park (Onondaga) mail Tully 13159 Alden Station (Erie) Angus (Yates) Assembly Point (Warren) mail Lake George 12845 Alder Bend (Clinton) mail Altona 12910 Annadale (Richmond) (part of New York City) Astoria (Queens) 11102 (part of New York City) Alder Brook (Franklin) Annandale-on-Hudson (Dutchess) 12504 Athens (Greene) 12015 Alder Creek (Oneida) 13301 Annsville (Westchester) mail Peekskill 10566 Athens Station (Greene) Alder Creek Station (Oneida) Anos Siding (Oneida) Athol (Warren) 12810 Aldrich (St. Lawrence) Ansonia (New York) 10023 (part of New York City) Athol Springs (Erie) 14010 Alene (Madison) mail Canastota 13032 Antrim (Rockland) Atlanta (Steuben) 14808 Alexander (Genesee) 14005 Antwerp (Jefferson) 13608 Atlantic (Richmond) (part of New York City) Alexander Corners (Jefferson) Apalachin (Tioga) 13732 Atlantic Beach (Nassau) 11509 Alexandria Bay (Jefferson) 13607 Apaquoque (Suffolk) 11937 Atlantique (Suffolk) mail Fair Harbor 11734 Alexandria Center (Jefferson) Apex (Delaware) mail Cadosia 13742 Attica (Wyoming and Genesee) 14011 Alfred (Allegany) 14802 Applegate Corner (Tompkins) Attica Center (Wyoming) mail Attica 14011 Alfred Station (Allegany) 14803 Appelton (Niagara) 14008 Attlebury (Dutchess) mail Stanfordville 12581 Alice (Steuben) mail Troupsburg 14885 Apulia (Onondaga) mail Apulia Station 13020 Atwaters (Cayuga) mail King Ferry 13081 Allaben (Ulster) mail Shandaken 12480 Apulia Station (Onondaga) 13020 Atwell (Herkimer) mail Forestport 13338 Allard Corners (Orange) mail Walden 12586 Aquebogue (Suffolk) 11931 Atwell Corners (Madison) Allegany (Cattaraugus) 14706 Aqueduct (Schenectady) mail Schenectady 12309 Atwood (Ulster) Allen Center (Allegany) mail Fillmore 14735 Aquetuck (Albany) mail Ravena 12143 Auburn (Cayuga) 1302 + Allen Corners (Jefferson) Arabia (Delaware) Auburndale (Queens) (part of New York City) Allen Corners (Putnam) Arabia (Schoharie) Auburn Junction (Tompkins) Allendale (Jefferson) Arcade (Wyoming) 14009 Auburn Southeast (Cayuga) mail Auburn 13021 Allens Corners (Livingston) Arcade Center (Wyoming) Audubon (New York) 10032 (part of New York City) Allens Hill (Ontario) mail Holcomb 14469 Arcade Junction (Wyoming) 14009 Augusta (Oneida) mail Oriskany Falls 13425 Allentown (Allegany) 14707 Archdale (Washington) mail Greenwich 12834 Auriesville (Montgomery) 12016 Allentown (Saratoga) Archer Avenue (Queens) 11435 (part of New York City) Aurora (Cayuga) 13026 Allerton (Bronx) 10467 (part of New York City) Archville (Westchester) mail North Tarrytown 10591 Ausable Beach (Clinton) Alligerville (Ulster) mail High Falls 12440 Arctic (Delaware) mail Bainbridge 13733 Ausable Chasm (Clinton) 12911 Alloway (Wayne) mail Lyons 14489 Arden (Orange) 10910 Au Sable Forks (Essex and Clinton) 12912 Alma (Allegany) 14708 Arden Heights (Richmond) (part of New York City) Austerlitz (Columbia) 12017 Austin – Belle Ayr Page 4 Austin (Cayuga) Barbers Corners (Cayuga) Bayville (Nassau) 11709 Austins Corners (Oswego) Barberville (Rensselaer) mail Averill Park 12018 Beaches Corners (Greene) Austins Corners (St. Lawrence) Barbourville (Delaware) mail Deposit 13754 Beach Hampton (Suffolk) 11930 Ava (Oneida) 13303 Barcelona (Chautauqua) mail Westfield 14787 Beach Ridge (Niagara) mail North Tonawanda 14120 Averill Park (Rensselaer) 12018 Barclay Heights (Ulster) (part of Saugerties) 12477
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