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Sellers already pay listing fees and commissions to those websites, but now they'll have to pay sales tax on the fees, too.

Nearly 8 million New York households, including 1.25 million on Long Island, will receive the check from the state.

Scammers are sending mail, emails, and other communications that fraudulently claim that taxpayers need to provide their financial details to receive the checks, officials say.

More than 8 million New Yorkers will receive these checks based on their tax income and filling status. These checks will range from $150 to $400.

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