Hochul Warns Pied-à-Terre Tax Could Reveal Residency Cheats
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New York’s pied-à-terre tax aims to fund city services, with Hochul’s office signaling enforcement against residents who falsely claim nonresident status; the exemption process could surface residency fraud, and officials say the measure will raise about $500 million annually despite criticism from some business leaders.
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