NYC Must Scrap 17,000 Pied-à-Terre Tax Notices in Court-Ordered Do-Over
The city must now identify which homes are truly nonprimary before billing owners, as the surcharge faces a second lawsuit.
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The city must now identify which homes are truly nonprimary before billing owners, as the surcharge faces a second lawsuit.
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The city must now identify which homes are truly nonprimary before billing owners, as the surcharge faces a second lawsuit.
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