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New York City’s controversial pied-à-terre tax has been temporarily halted after a judge blocked enforcement, citing improper rollout. The city’s list of nearly 900,000 potential taxpayers was deemed flawed, and deadlines for appeals were paused until an August 31 hearing. Mayor’s office insists the tax, targeting high-value second homes, is fair and plans to appeal immediately. Critics argue the city failed to use proper data and instead burdened homeowners with proving they shouldn’t pay.

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