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Hochul spent three months publicly opposing Mamdani. Then stood next to him and announced New York’s first ever pied-à-terre tax. An annual surcharge on luxury properties worth $5 million or more whose owners don’t live in the city. $500 million a year in new revenue. Elizabeth Warren ran for... show more

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JUST IN: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani just dropped what may be the biggest ad for Florida yet. He announced a new tax targeting luxury properties worth $5 million+ owned by people who don’t live in New York City. “Today, we’re taxing the rich.” “I am thrilled to announce an annual fee on luxury properties worth $5 million plus whose owners don’t live in the city.” Translation: wealthy residents now have one more reason to pack up and head south.

JUST IN: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani just dropped what may be the biggest ad for Florida yet. He announced a new tax targeting luxury properties worth $5 million+ owned by people who don’t live in New York City. “Today, we’re taxing the rich.” “I am thrilled to announce an annual fee on luxury properties worth $5 million plus whose owners don’t live in the city.” Translation: wealthy residents now have one more reason to pack up and head south.

Jack

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Elex Michaelson

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Who doesn't agree with taxing billionaires more? Oh right, the billionaires! They may whine about it (and even try buying elections to stop us), but the movement is growing to tax obscene wealth — and use it to fund child care, health care, and affordable housing. In NYC, that’s the pied-a-terre tax. In Washington, that’s Senator Elizabeth Warren’s 2-cent wealth tax on fortunes over $50 million (and 3-cents over $1 billion).

Who doesn't agree with taxing billionaires more? Oh right, the billionaires! They may whine about it (and even try buying elections to stop us), but the movement is growing to tax obscene wealth — and use it to fund child care, health care, and affordable housing. In NYC, that’s the pied-a-terre tax. In Washington, that’s Senator Elizabeth Warren’s 2-cent wealth tax on fortunes over $50 million (and 3-cents over $1 billion).

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Gov. Kathy Hochul just expanded the net on NYC’s new second-home tax. It now starts at properties with a “market value” of $1 million or more (for the next two years) — it used to be for second homes starting at $5 million. Plus, there’s a new surcharge on all-cash home purchases over $1 million. This is part of Mayor Mamdani’s push to “tax the rich” and close the budget gap. Critics say it’ll speed up the wealthy exodus from NYC to lower-tax states. Will they just pay it and stay… or pack up for Florida/Texas? (Video: AI)

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Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

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Mamdani: I am proud that together, we have answered a call New Yorkers have rallied around for years: We will tax the rich. The new pied-à-terre tax will generate $500 million in annual revenue And we will work with Speaker Menin and the City Council on their proposal to reduce the Unincorporated Business Tax credit, which overwhelmingly benefits millionaires. That partnership will raise an additional $68 million in annual revenue.

Mamdani: I am proud that together, we have answered a call New Yorkers have rallied around for years: We will tax the rich. The new pied-à-terre tax will generate $500 million in annual revenue And we will work with Speaker Menin and the City Council on their proposal to reduce the Unincorporated Business Tax credit, which overwhelmingly benefits millionaires. That partnership will raise an additional $68 million in annual revenue.

Acyn

49,410 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

You can set your watch to it. New York City’s new Mayor, Zohran Mamdani, just announced the city is in a massive $12 BILLION financial hole. To fill the hole, he is pushing to raise income taxes on top earners and hike the corporate tax rate to 11.5% making NYC the highest-tax jurisdiction for earners in the entire country. He claims he talked to a millionaire who said they "wouldn't leave" over a tax hike. But economists (and common sense) warn that businesses and wealth are already packing their bags. He ran on "affordability," but it looks like the first order of business is making the city more expensive for the people who pay the bills.

You can set your watch to it. New York City’s new Mayor, Zohran Mamdani, just announced the city is in a massive $12 BILLION financial hole. To fill the hole, he is pushing to raise income taxes on top earners and hike the corporate tax rate to 11.5% making NYC the highest-tax jurisdiction for earners in the entire country. He claims he talked to a millionaire who said they "wouldn't leave" over a tax hike. But economists (and common sense) warn that businesses and wealth are already packing their bags. He ran on "affordability," but it looks like the first order of business is making the city more expensive for the people who pay the bills.

Desiree

171,428 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

New York is FINISHED 🚨 Zohran Mamdani plans on making new laws saying IT DOESN’T MATTER WHERE COMPANIES ARE HEADQUARTERED, if you do business in New York THEY MUST PAY HIS NEW INCREASED CORPORATE TAX RATE Businesses CAN’T RELOCATE to lower taxed states to save money “What I've proposed is that we raise $10 billion to pay for our entire economic agenda and start to Trump proof our city, because we know he'll use federal funding as leverage over this city. And we will do so in two key ways. The first is to match the state's top corporate tax rate to that of New Jersey. We are at 7.25%. They're at 11.5%. Corporations can pay it over there, they can pay it over here. And the beauty of it is that it doesn't just apply to corporations headquartered in New York City, because when you say this, people will say, well, they're going to go to Florida. Wherever you are headquartered, as long as you do business in the state of New York, you are taxable for that corporate tax. — The second is taxing the top 1% of New Yorkers. We're talking about people who make a million dollars a year or more, taxing them just by a flat 2% tax increase.”

New York is FINISHED 🚨 Zohran Mamdani plans on making new laws saying IT DOESN’T MATTER WHERE COMPANIES ARE HEADQUARTERED, if you do business in New York THEY MUST PAY HIS NEW INCREASED CORPORATE TAX RATE Businesses CAN’T RELOCATE to lower taxed states to save money “What I've proposed is that we raise $10 billion to pay for our entire economic agenda and start to Trump proof our city, because we know he'll use federal funding as leverage over this city. And we will do so in two key ways. The first is to match the state's top corporate tax rate to that of New Jersey. We are at 7.25%. They're at 11.5%. Corporations can pay it over there, they can pay it over here. And the beauty of it is that it doesn't just apply to corporations headquartered in New York City, because when you say this, people will say, well, they're going to go to Florida. Wherever you are headquartered, as long as you do business in the state of New York, you are taxable for that corporate tax. — The second is taxing the top 1% of New Yorkers. We're talking about people who make a million dollars a year or more, taxing them just by a flat 2% tax increase.”

Wall Street Apes

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New York City is taking the first step in implementing the controversial new pied-à-terre tax. The city says letters are being sent out to notify property owners who may be subject to the tax. They would be charged for one-, two-, and three-family homes valued at more than $5 million. The Department of Finance has also launched a dedicated website with information on who is required to pay the tax and how to submit documentation.

New York City is taking the first step in implementing the controversial new pied-à-terre tax. The city says letters are being sent out to notify property owners who may be subject to the tax. They would be charged for one-, two-, and three-family homes valued at more than $5 million. The Department of Finance has also launched a dedicated website with information on who is required to pay the tax and how to submit documentation.

Eyewitness News

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani extends the pied-à-terre exemption deadline after backlash Homeowners will have a one time 30 day extension to prove their home is their primary residence before Mamdani starts taxing their second homes “The new tax will hit New Yorkers with different types of second homes ranging from $1 million - $5 million dollars in value” For reference, if you have a second home worth $5 million that would work out to an additional $40,000 in taxes per year

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani extends the pied-à-terre exemption deadline after backlash Homeowners will have a one time 30 day extension to prove their home is their primary residence before Mamdani starts taxing their second homes “The new tax will hit New Yorkers with different types of second homes ranging from $1 million - $5 million dollars in value” For reference, if you have a second home worth $5 million that would work out to an additional $40,000 in taxes per year

Wall Street Apes

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🚨 MAMDANI’S CLASS WAR HITS A WALL New York’s socialist mayor just got hit with a temporary court block on his “pied-à-terre” tax targeting second homes over $5 million. His administration’s rollout was a mess — dumping hundreds of thousands of properties on a list, many of them people’s only homes, and telling them they’d “sort it out later.” The judge said that’s not good enough. Jonathan Turley put it plainly: this is class warfare. Many of the people now being targeted were Mamdani supporters who never thought the mob would come for them. They’re already fleeing the city. The tax won’t cover the revenue they’re taking with them. This is what socialist governance looks like in practice.

🚨 MAMDANI’S CLASS WAR HITS A WALL New York’s socialist mayor just got hit with a temporary court block on his “pied-à-terre” tax targeting second homes over $5 million. His administration’s rollout was a mess — dumping hundreds of thousands of properties on a list, many of them people’s only homes, and telling them they’d “sort it out later.” The judge said that’s not good enough. Jonathan Turley put it plainly: this is class warfare. Many of the people now being targeted were Mamdani supporters who never thought the mob would come for them. They’re already fleeing the city. The tax won’t cover the revenue they’re taking with them. This is what socialist governance looks like in practice.

Gunther Eagleman™

41,406 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Mayor Mamdani announced today that he balanced the NYC budget by being bailed out by Gov. Hochul. Billions of dollars from New York State are now going to NYC instead of helping New Yorkers outside the failing city. Meanwhile, Mamdani is spending an estimated $1.5 billion in 2026 on benefits for illegal immigrants. As for the $500 million in new revenue Mamdani claims, that’s a lie. He thinks rich people with second homes in NYC will just pay higher taxes and not care. They’ll sell their homes and leave. They’re already doing it. Mamdani didn’t balance the budget; he stole from poor Americans outside NYC to fund illegals inside NYC. That’s why he’s failing and so is the city. Rich people are leaving for cities in states like Florida and Texas. That was already happening before Mamdani. Now it’s getting much worse. This isn’t a balanced budget. It’s a broken budget, a catastrophe for NYC, and a failure by both Mamdani and Hochul.

Mayor Mamdani announced today that he balanced the NYC budget by being bailed out by Gov. Hochul. Billions of dollars from New York State are now going to NYC instead of helping New Yorkers outside the failing city. Meanwhile, Mamdani is spending an estimated $1.5 billion in 2026 on benefits for illegal immigrants. As for the $500 million in new revenue Mamdani claims, that’s a lie. He thinks rich people with second homes in NYC will just pay higher taxes and not care. They’ll sell their homes and leave. They’re already doing it. Mamdani didn’t balance the budget; he stole from poor Americans outside NYC to fund illegals inside NYC. That’s why he’s failing and so is the city. Rich people are leaving for cities in states like Florida and Texas. That was already happening before Mamdani. Now it’s getting much worse. This isn’t a balanced budget. It’s a broken budget, a catastrophe for NYC, and a failure by both Mamdani and Hochul.

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

248,695 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

When you vilify job creators, they leave. This week, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani filmed a “tax the rich” video outside Ken Griffin’s $238 million Manhattan penthouse, pushing a proposed pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes over $5 million. Forty-eight hours later, Citadel signaled it may reconsider a $6 billion redevelopment at 350 Park Avenue, a project tied to 6,000 construction jobs and 15,000 permanent jobs. Citadel says Griffin, employees, and principals have already paid roughly $2.3 billion in New York city and state taxes over the last five years. Griffin already moved Citadel’s headquarters to Miami in 2022. When you further create friction with job creators, investors, and business owners, they do not magically pay more. They move. Florida is open for business.

When you vilify job creators, they leave. This week, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani filmed a “tax the rich” video outside Ken Griffin’s $238 million Manhattan penthouse, pushing a proposed pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes over $5 million. Forty-eight hours later, Citadel signaled it may reconsider a $6 billion redevelopment at 350 Park Avenue, a project tied to 6,000 construction jobs and 15,000 permanent jobs. Citadel says Griffin, employees, and principals have already paid roughly $2.3 billion in New York city and state taxes over the last five years. Griffin already moved Citadel’s headquarters to Miami in 2022. When you further create friction with job creators, investors, and business owners, they do not magically pay more. They move. Florida is open for business.

Jay Roberts

148,942 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

🚨 IT’S DOXING New York’s socialist mayor didn’t just pass a tax on second homes. He curated a public list with names, addresses, and property values, making it easy for anyone to find who owns what. Many on the list are retired people in their 80s. Jonathan Turley and others are calling it what it is: class warfare. Standing outside Ken Griffin’s place and targeting the successful while the city bleeds tax revenue and jobs isn’t “fairness.” It’s a warning to anyone who’s built something.

🚨 IT’S DOXING New York’s socialist mayor didn’t just pass a tax on second homes. He curated a public list with names, addresses, and property values, making it easy for anyone to find who owns what. Many on the list are retired people in their 80s. Jonathan Turley and others are calling it what it is: class warfare. Standing outside Ken Griffin’s place and targeting the successful while the city bleeds tax revenue and jobs isn’t “fairness.” It’s a warning to anyone who’s built something.

Gunther Eagleman™

55,140 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

San Francisco Democrats want to drastically raise taxes of large companies A new ballot measure has been introduced dubbed The “CEO Tax” Taxes will be increased as much as 800-900%+ This is insanity. Here’s what Democrats are trying to do The “CEO Tax” (Overpaid CEO Tax or Top Executive Pay Tax) in San Francisco - It’s not a direct tax on CEOs personally, it’s an extra tax on the company based on its gross It targets very large companies only: - Over $1 billion in annual revenue. - More than 1,000 employees. - CEO or top executive paid 100 times or more than the median typical worker’s pay Here’s what it will do - Make the tax much higher, rates jump significantly roughly 800-900% increase in some cases - Calculate the pay gap using all employees worldwide, not just those in San Francisco, this makes it easier to trigger the tax (AND SUCH A SCAM) It will generate $250 million per year for the city Big corporations with huge CEO-to-worker pay gaps pay extra to the city

San Francisco Democrats want to drastically raise taxes of large companies A new ballot measure has been introduced dubbed The “CEO Tax” Taxes will be increased as much as 800-900%+ This is insanity. Here’s what Democrats are trying to do The “CEO Tax” (Overpaid CEO Tax or Top Executive Pay Tax) in San Francisco - It’s not a direct tax on CEOs personally, it’s an extra tax on the company based on its gross It targets very large companies only: - Over $1 billion in annual revenue. - More than 1,000 employees. - CEO or top executive paid 100 times or more than the median typical worker’s pay Here’s what it will do - Make the tax much higher, rates jump significantly roughly 800-900% increase in some cases - Calculate the pay gap using all employees worldwide, not just those in San Francisco, this makes it easier to trigger the tax (AND SUCH A SCAM) It will generate $250 million per year for the city Big corporations with huge CEO-to-worker pay gaps pay extra to the city

Wall Street Apes

55,122 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Mayor Mamdani’s NYC is out here doxxing property owners for the new pied-à-terre tax. They floated $5 million. It’s actually $1 million. The list is already a disaster — co-ops don’t fit, half the places don’t qualify, and they’re bracing for a flood of exemption requests they clearly didn’t plan for. Publishing names and addresses of people with nice homes… in a city where a healthcare CEO just got executed in the street. This is the guy running the financial capital of the West. Clueless and reckless.

Mayor Mamdani’s NYC is out here doxxing property owners for the new pied-à-terre tax. They floated $5 million. It’s actually $1 million. The list is already a disaster — co-ops don’t fit, half the places don’t qualify, and they’re bracing for a flood of exemption requests they clearly didn’t plan for. Publishing names and addresses of people with nice homes… in a city where a healthcare CEO just got executed in the street. This is the guy running the financial capital of the West. Clueless and reckless.

Gunther Eagleman™

172,704 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

WHAT GETS LOST IN THE PIED-À-TERRE TAX DEBATE: THESE PEOPLE ALREADY PAY PROPERTY TAXES. The entire “fair share” argument starts from the premise that owners of expensive second homes in NYC somehow aren't contributing. They already pay property taxes on those properties whether they spend 365 days a year in them or zero. A pied-à-terre tax isn't about finally making these owners “pay their fair share.” It's about deciding that the taxes they already pay aren't enough and imposing another tax because the government has identified a politically convenient group that it believes can afford it. And somehow the conversation never turns to the other side of the ledger: What is NYC doing with the enormous amount of property-tax revenue it already collects? Before inventing another tax, maybe we should be asking whether government is delivering a fair share of value for the taxes New Yorkers already pay.

WHAT GETS LOST IN THE PIED-À-TERRE TAX DEBATE: THESE PEOPLE ALREADY PAY PROPERTY TAXES. The entire “fair share” argument starts from the premise that owners of expensive second homes in NYC somehow aren't contributing. They already pay property taxes on those properties whether they spend 365 days a year in them or zero. A pied-à-terre tax isn't about finally making these owners “pay their fair share.” It's about deciding that the taxes they already pay aren't enough and imposing another tax because the government has identified a politically convenient group that it believes can afford it. And somehow the conversation never turns to the other side of the ledger: What is NYC doing with the enormous amount of property-tax revenue it already collects? Before inventing another tax, maybe we should be asking whether government is delivering a fair share of value for the taxes New Yorkers already pay.

Reza Chowdhury

36,529 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Mamdani proposes a pied-à-terre tax, which would essentially double the property tax for those with a second home valued over $5M in the city. This is a false promise. It's a lie. Taxing the rich never works. The government has a spending problem, not a revenue problem. When they use “tax the rich” as an excuse to increase spending, and then the rich leave, they will not scale back spending. Instead, the burden shifts to the middle class, until everyone is equally poor and government corruption thrives. Somehow through all of this, the government officials all get rich. Mamdani is selling a lie. Don't be stupid enough to fall for it.

Mamdani proposes a pied-à-terre tax, which would essentially double the property tax for those with a second home valued over $5M in the city. This is a false promise. It's a lie. Taxing the rich never works. The government has a spending problem, not a revenue problem. When they use “tax the rich” as an excuse to increase spending, and then the rich leave, they will not scale back spending. Instead, the burden shifts to the middle class, until everyone is equally poor and government corruption thrives. Somehow through all of this, the government officials all get rich. Mamdani is selling a lie. Don't be stupid enough to fall for it.

Avery Daye

191,236 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Gov. Kathy Hochul just broke her promise not to raise taxes in New York, even while an exodus continues. Mayor Mamdani explained on Wednesday that Hochul and he want to implement an added tax on second homes worth over $5 million in New York City. Mamdani gaslights and says this won’t result in rich people leaving NYC. There has already been an exodus from NY and NYC of rich people to lower-tax states like Florida. The reason there has still been an increase in millionaires in NYC is because of booming financial and tech markets and people parking money in real estate. But there has still been a significant outflow of rich people due to high taxes. If this new “pied-à-terre” tax happens, then NYC will hemorrhage rich real estate investors. In New York State it has been much worse. The state’s share of the nation’s millionaires plummeted from 2010 to 2022, falling from 12.7% to 8.7% of the national total. While the absolute number of millionaires in NY grew from 36,000 to nearly 70,000 in that period, they left at high rates, costing the state and city $13 billion in potential tax revenue. You can’t run from the math or from the lessons of history. Socialism always fails and rich people will always try to find ways to save their money. That’s why they’re rich. Hochul is up for reelection. Now she’s proposing raising taxes—big mistake. As for Mamdani, he’s clueless as usual. If he wants to find money for Americans in NYC, then he needs to stop wasting it on illegals. Billions have previously gone to foreign invaders during the Adams administration in the way of free benefits at the cost of New Yorkers. It’s simple: Want to save NYC? Help deport all illegals while cutting back on woke wasteful projects. Then Mamdani could potentially lower taxes for all New Yorkers—imagine that.

Gov. Kathy Hochul just broke her promise not to raise taxes in New York, even while an exodus continues. Mayor Mamdani explained on Wednesday that Hochul and he want to implement an added tax on second homes worth over $5 million in New York City. Mamdani gaslights and says this won’t result in rich people leaving NYC. There has already been an exodus from NY and NYC of rich people to lower-tax states like Florida. The reason there has still been an increase in millionaires in NYC is because of booming financial and tech markets and people parking money in real estate. But there has still been a significant outflow of rich people due to high taxes. If this new “pied-à-terre” tax happens, then NYC will hemorrhage rich real estate investors. In New York State it has been much worse. The state’s share of the nation’s millionaires plummeted from 2010 to 2022, falling from 12.7% to 8.7% of the national total. While the absolute number of millionaires in NY grew from 36,000 to nearly 70,000 in that period, they left at high rates, costing the state and city $13 billion in potential tax revenue. You can’t run from the math or from the lessons of history. Socialism always fails and rich people will always try to find ways to save their money. That’s why they’re rich. Hochul is up for reelection. Now she’s proposing raising taxes—big mistake. As for Mamdani, he’s clueless as usual. If he wants to find money for Americans in NYC, then he needs to stop wasting it on illegals. Billions have previously gone to foreign invaders during the Adams administration in the way of free benefits at the cost of New Yorkers. It’s simple: Want to save NYC? Help deport all illegals while cutting back on woke wasteful projects. Then Mamdani could potentially lower taxes for all New Yorkers—imagine that.

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

25,399 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Washington State Democrats lied. Their new income tax on millionaires isn’t just for people making over $1 per year “It’s not just the millionaires who are gonna face this tax. In fact, couples whose combined income is a million dollars or more will also be taxed. Tax experts call it the marriage penalty. So if you have two individuals who each make $600,000, neither would pay the state income tax if they filed as individuals, but if they are married and they file jointly, they would owe a tax of about $20,000” And so it begins… next they’ll start lowering the threshold and it’ll soon apply to everyone

Washington State Democrats lied. Their new income tax on millionaires isn’t just for people making over $1 per year “It’s not just the millionaires who are gonna face this tax. In fact, couples whose combined income is a million dollars or more will also be taxed. Tax experts call it the marriage penalty. So if you have two individuals who each make $600,000, neither would pay the state income tax if they filed as individuals, but if they are married and they file jointly, they would owe a tax of about $20,000” And so it begins… next they’ll start lowering the threshold and it’ll soon apply to everyone

Wall Street Apes

213,774 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is getting absolutely SLAMMED after promising to raise $10B a year to bankroll his radical socialist agenda — but is only on track for roughly $1.2B from his new pied-à-terre tax and state aid. Universal childcare alone is now projected to cost $9.3 billion a year — 55% more than Mamdani promised it would. Fox News: “Here’s the problem: only the state can levy new taxes, and Governor Kathy Hochul has said no... The Mamdani agenda is looking like it will cost more than $10B a year. Start with free universal child care; the center of New York City affairs estimates the cost at up to $9.3B a year, 55% more than Mamdani said.”

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is getting absolutely SLAMMED after promising to raise $10B a year to bankroll his radical socialist agenda — but is only on track for roughly $1.2B from his new pied-à-terre tax and state aid. Universal childcare alone is now projected to cost $9.3 billion a year — 55% more than Mamdani promised it would. Fox News: “Here’s the problem: only the state can levy new taxes, and Governor Kathy Hochul has said no... The Mamdani agenda is looking like it will cost more than $10B a year. Start with free universal child care; the center of New York City affairs estimates the cost at up to $9.3B a year, 55% more than Mamdani said.”

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