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2-K Arrives, but Universal Child Care Does Not: Reading Albany’s Compromise – New York City gets a new programme for two-year-olds and an expanded 3-K, while the workforce that delivers it is left without a funding guarantee
A $200 Cheque Is Not an Energy Policy: Albany’s Utility Rebates and Who They Reach – About 8.2 million New Yorkers will receive up to $200 this fall, with the amounts set by income tax filing status rather than by the size of anyone’s bill
The Pied-a-Terre Tax: How Albany Finally Asked Absentee Owners to Pay – A surcharge on luxury second homes in New York City takes effect July 1, with Ken Griffin’s Central Park South apartment as the case study