State tax plan could blow up ultra-luxury Manhattan mansion market, WSJ analysis says
The tax plan, if enacted, would levy the biggest tax on a small number of houses, co-ops and condos with market values of $25 million or more, a Wall
Street Journal analysis shows. The imposition of a new annual tax on them could potentially cut the value of these properties by nearly half, the analysis found.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
New York’s Road-Repair Funding Gap Sparks Driver Tax DebateThe state should wean itself off its reliance on gas taxes—which decline as vehicles’ fuel efficiency improves—and consider charging motorists by the mile to pay for roads and bridges, a watchdog group said in a report.
Read more »
Does It Pay, Taxwise, to Get Married?Today’s marriage penalty has some things old, some things new. What does it all mean for you?
Read more »
New Zealand shooting: Prime minister says gun reforms are comingNew Zealand to unveil new gun laws after deadly attack on mosques
Read more »
New gun laws to make New Zealand safer after mosque shootings, says PM ArdernNew gun laws will make New Zealand safer after mosque massacre, says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern via char_greenfield TSWestbrook
Read more »
New gun laws will make New Zealand safer after mosque massacre, says PM ArdernNew gun laws will make New Zealand safer after mosque massacre, says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern by char_greenfield TSWestbrook
Read more »
In Brexit chaos, UK eurosceptics see dream ticket: new leader, new dealIn a week when Brexit was plunged into deeper uncertainty, eurosceptics in There...
Read more »
New Fox Begins Trading, Names New Directors Including Paul RyanFox Corp., which began trading as a standalone company Tuesday after a spinoff from 21st Century Fox, named directors including Paul Ryan, former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, to its board.
Read more »
PG&E Close to Naming New CEO, New BoardPG&E, the troubled California utility whose lines have sparked some of California’s deadly wildfires, is expected to name a new CEO and a new board of directors as it faces potentially billions of dollars in liability claims
Read more »