New York Statutes

§ 3 — Fiscal year

New York § 3
JurisdictionNew York
Law STFState Finance
Art. 2General Fiscal Provisions

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N.Y. State Finance § 3 (2026).

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§ 3. Fiscal year.

1.The current fiscal year of the state which\ncommenced with the first day of July, nineteen hundred forty-two, is\nhereby abridged and shall end with the thirty-first day of March,\nnineteen hundred forty-three. For all purposes of determining annual\nincrements of state employees pursuant to the education law, the civil\nservice law or other state law, and for all purposes whenever by law\nsome act is to be performed or time is to be measured by the fiscal year\nof the state, the current fiscal year, as so abridged, shall be deemed\nto be a full year unless the context clearly requires a contrary\nconstruction.\n On and after the first day of April, nineteen hundred forty-three, the\nfiscal year of the state, for the purpose of budget, appropriations,\nreceipts and

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