New York judge halts secondary-home tax rollout, city appeals
Most outlets reported that a New York state judge ordered the city to restart the rollout of the secondary-home tax due to flawed notification procedures, and noted the city's immediate appeal. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts emphasizing the judge’s ruling and the city’s response, though The News International added a brief mention of the Department of Finance being targeted by the court.
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New York City appeals order to redo secondary-home tax rollout
A New York state judge on Tuesday ordered New York City to cancel previously issued notices for a new tax on secondary homes and restart the rollout, prompting the city to appeal the ruling.
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Judge orders New York City to restart Secondary-Home Tax rollout; City immediately appeals
A New York state judge has ordered the city to scrap its current rollout of a controversial secondary-home tax, citing flawed notification procedures and administrative overreach.The court targeted the Department of Finance’s recent distribution of supplemental rolls and tens of thousands of...
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