Alcalde de Nueva York pospone plazo de exención del impuesto pied-à-terre

Fox News • 1 de ago 19:21

The deadline to apply for an exemption from New York City's new pied-à-terre surcharge has been moved to Sept. 18, giving owners additional time to prove primary residence status.

Gothamist • 1 de ago 15:47

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Finance Commissioner Richard Lee announced a one-month extension for homeowners to apply for an exemption from the city's new secondary-residence surcharge.

Fox News • 31 de jul 23:55

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s release of a property database intended to support a proposed pied-à-terre tax has drawn criticism from professor Scott Galloway and real-estate groups, who say it could expose owners to unwanted attention.

Fortune • 30 de jul 06:50

The release of a city database listing over 680,000 properties potentially subject to a new surcharge has prompted many owners to explore trusts and LLCs for privacy, liability protection and estate planning, though the tax liability may still apply.

Gothamist • 29 de jul 20:43

City officials say only 17,000 high-value second homes are targeted, but a publicly posted database of 900,000 properties has led many owners to question the tax's eligibility criteria.

New York Post • 29 de jul 20:37

New York City officials disclosed the names of owners of high-value secondary residences subject to a new tax, sparking criticism from business leaders who say the move endangers privacy and could deter investment.

New York Post • 28 de jul 22:59

Several long-time New Yorkers have received five-figure tax notices under the city’s new pied-à-terre surcharge and are filing appeals, saying they meet primary-residence criteria.

Fox News • 28 de jul 09:00

The city’s Department of Finance posted an online list of property owners who may be subject to a proposed non-primary residence tax, prompting criticism that the tool could expose affluent residents to harassment and safety risks.

New York Post • 27 de jul 20:39

The city's Department of Finance posted a searchable list of more than 960,000 residences and owners that could be affected by the state’s upcoming tax on high-value non-primary homes, prompting criticism over its scope and privacy implications.

New York Post • 24 de jul 20:47

Mayor Zohran Mamdani promoted New York's recently approved pied-à-terre tax, prompting backlash from conservative commentators and officials who labeled the measure as punitive.

Fox News • 24 de jul 14:30

Mayor Zohran Mamdani highlighted a forthcoming tax on second homes valued over $5 million, drawing backlash from conservatives who claim it could accelerate an exodus of wealthy residents.

USA Today • 24 de jul 14:22

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration has started mailing notices to owners of high-value secondary residences, a tax projected to generate $500 million annually.

Business Insider • 23 de jul 21:25

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that the city has mailed notices to owners of luxury secondary residences valued at $5 million or more, informing them of a new annual tax that could generate about $500 million a year.