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Nassau & Suffolk Homeowners Will Be Hurt by Limiting Deductions Proposed by the GOP Tax Plan

Nassau & Suffolk Homeowners Will Be Hurt by Limiting Deductions Proposed by the GOP Tax Plan

A proposed change in the Republican plan to redefine the federal tax code is basically impractical to Long Island property owners while enormously affecting their capability to take a property tax deduction. This is what critics and analysts said after a long-awaited proposal was disclosed. Under the current plan that has the backing of President […]

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E-mails: Tax abatement end notifications did reach Edward Mangano's staff

E-mails: Tax abatement end notifications did reach Edward Mangano’s staff

Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano received a warning Last July that in 2017 the popular tax cut which averaged one hundred and sixty-six dollars would no longer be applied. Even though he was warned about it, Mangano failed to inform about 44 thousand senior citizens who did get the abatement concerning the end of the

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Is it Possible for My In-Ground Pool to Increase My NY Property Taxes?

Is it Possible for My In-Ground Pool to Increase My NY Property Taxes?

Yes – Being that an in-ground pool is a permanent concrete fixture to your home, this type of swimming pool can increase the value of your home and subsequently also your property taxes as well. The type of swimming pool that you have, as well as its present condition, does influence the impact it has

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Use Referral Code Nassau25 When Completing Application

*25% contingency fee offer is for new clients only. Reduced contingency fee is for first year. All subsequent years will be charged the normal 50% contingency fee.

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