N.Y. TAX Law § 1253
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Registration
Official statutory text
§ 1253. Registration. Every person required to register pursuant to\nsection eleven hundred thirty-four shall be required to register for\npurposes of the taxes imposed under the authority of sections twelve\nhundred ten, twelve hundred eleven, twelve hundred twelve and twelve\nhundred twelve-A. However, only one certificate of authority need be\nissued. Persons who elect to register under such section eleven hundred\nthirty-four pursuant to the election provided therein shall also be\nrequired to make a similar election for purposes of the taxes imposed\nunder the authority of such sections twelve hundred ten, twelve hundred\neleven, twelve hundred twelve and twelve hundred twelve-A, but only one\ncertificate of authority need be issued.\n
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