taxes

A tax on millionaires or NYC businesses? There’s only so many ways to raise state revenue, experts say.

The end of federal pandemic aid sunk the state’s child poverty rates to their worst levels since 2016, reversing years of improvement according the State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli's office.

A last-minute crush of negotiations left news outlets scrambling to figure out if they qualify. Some are still wondering.

William Hochul left his job at the Buffalo-based concessions giant in August.

The tax cap known as SALT has been a point of bipartisan consternation for some high-level elected officials in New York.

Guest host Kousha Navidar, comedian and sandwich philosopher Josh Gondelman, along with our listeners, dove into the thorny debate by asking: Is a hot dog a sandwich?

Subaru got $118 million under a tax break program that’s since come under scrutiny, but employs just 10 Camden residents.

The latest state data shows that 5% of million-dollar earners in 2020 fled for other states in 2021. But the overall number of millionaires still increased.

The release of the filings comes months after Eric Adams initially doubled down in keeping them private.

The mayor dodged the issue until an interview this week with Preet Bharara