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  1. The New York City Department of Finance has implemented a pied-à-terre tax surcharge on second homes, with actions being monitored by Comptroller Mark Levine.

Law firm Holland & Knight is expected to handle tax-related litigation concerning high-value properties in Manhattan.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 27
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Law firm Holland & Knight is expected to handle tax-related litigation concerning high-value properties in Manhattan.

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Holland & KnightDepartment of FinanceNew York City

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  • housingwire.comNew York City posts notice of new tax levy to pied-a-terre owners