New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo on Wednesday cast doubts on a push by fellow Democrats to increase taxes on the wealthy to offset a projected two-year $30 billion state deficit.
New York is counting on the federal aid package before Congress for the needed revenue, Cuomo told reporters in a press call. “To the extent that we do not receive $30 billion over two years, we would have to cut 20% from our main funding entities—schools, local governments, hospitals,” he said.
But Cuomo didn’t endorse calls by Democratic legislators for taxing millionaires and billionaires more. “We have about 100 ...
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