New York Governor Says Fewer Second Homes to Pay Pied-à-Terre Tax Under New Proposal
Source: WSJ.com : U.S. News · Bias: Center
Summary
Gov. Hochul estimates 10,000 second homes in New York City will be subjected to the tax, which is 3,000 fewer than her initial estimate.
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