Judge temporarily halts pied-à-terre tax rollout
A state court judge issued a temporary restraining order on Monday to halt New York City’s pied-á-terre tax rollout. The order came in response to a lawsuit filed Friday in Richmond County Supreme Court by former Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro on behalf of three homeowners challenging the implementation of its new tax on non-primary residences with home values above a certain threshold. In a signed order, Judge Wayne M. Ozzi temporarily ordered the city to take down the list of 900,000 homeowners published to the Department of Finance website and halt further actions in collecting the tax based on the […]
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