Mamdani's Pied-À-Terre Tax Could Backfire on Fake Non-Residents as Kathy Hochul's Office Warns Them to 'Come Clean'
Hochul warns tax fraudsters as NYC's pied-à-terre tax rollout expands under Mamdani.
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Why It Matters
New York City is pushing a tax on fancy second homes, and officials are warning people who pretended to not live there to admit it before they get caught. This tax could change how rich people think about owning property in NYC.
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