One state senator called the New York City property tax system “a monstrosity.” A former city finance commissioner said it’s unconstitutional and should be placed under court order. And the owner of a long-established Harlem newspaper said it’s threatening the survival of small businesses across the city.
They all agreed in an animated Dec. 4 roundtable discussion, however, that the city’s much-maligned property tax framework is decades overdue for a comprehensive legislative fix. How to tax condominiums and co-ops, protect homeowners and small businesses from unexpected tax spikes, and unravel the complexities of assessing market value are among the unresolved ...
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