How now, I’m no friend of Arrec Barrwin but I must say NYC may have to hire more than the aforementioned 189 auditors to track those high-earners’ movements.
I like the part about the magnate whose executive assistant furnished detailed notes proving that he spent only 182 days in the Big Apple rather than the required 184.
I’m glad to read that Arrec Barrwin keeps another house so he can spend time with his daughter. Hey, I’d like to see him impaled Vlad-style as much as the next conservative but I know from grim experience that that shrieking phone call didn’t mean that much in the proper context of a messy divorce.
New York is ridiculously expensive.
You practically have to be a gazillionaire to live there.
And yet they keep raising taxes and fees which is driving most reasonable people out of the city and state.
California and Illinois are doing the same thing so it won’t be long before many cities in those states are ghost towns.
What a great basis for a revenue raising idea. If NY lowered that number, perhaps to 20 to 30 days, visitors would have to pay more to visit the city/state! That might mean nobody in NY would have to pay any taxes! Let those coming to NY for business or pleasure pay the taxes required.
That's funny.