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  1. The Department of Finance implemented new tax rules in New York City, approving a pied-à-terre tax levy and using STAR for residency exemptions.

Department of Finance launched a portal for property tax in New York City.

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 4
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Department of Finance launched a portal for property tax in New York City.

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Department of FinanceNew York City

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  1. New York uses the Department of Finance for tax enforcement purposes.Sub-event
  2. Department of Finance launched a portal for property tax in NYC.1 source

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  • ibtimes.co.ukMamdani's Searchable Property Database Criticised Over Fears That It Could Put Wealthy Homeowners at Risk
  • hannity.comMamdani Property Database Sparks Privacy and Safety Backlash
  • fox5ny.comNYC launches website for property owners to check if they're exempt from new tax
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