Comptroller Mark Levine Expresses Concern over Zohran Mamdani’s Budget, Says “New York Spending More than It Takes In"
Comptroller Levine warns of a $6.5 billion budget shortfall due to overestimated revenues and potential tax increases including a 9.5% property tax hike if state taxes fail.
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Don’t Count on Wall Street or Rainy Day, Budget Watchdogs Tell Mamdani
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is getting praise for presenting a budget that estimates expenses more accurately than his predecessor, Mayor Eric Adams. But his plan to balance that budget — which anticipates a Wall Street-driven boost to tax revenues, possible draw-downs of the city’s reserves and an across-the-board property tax hike — is getting panned. Both city Comptroller Mark Levine and the Independent Budget Office said Wednesday that betting on a…
Comptroller Mark Levine expresses concern over Zohran Mamdani’s budget, says “New York spending more than it takes in"
New York City Comptroller Mark Levine raised concerns over Mayor Mamdani's budget, projecting a $7.3 billion deficit, larger than the administration's estimate. He criticized increased spending, proposed property tax hikes, and highlighted economic uncertainties, including geopolitical risks and AI.
NYC needs to rein in runaway spending to a tune of $6B even with Albany bailout: city comptroller
Comptroller Mark Levine sounded the alarm about the budget deficit Tuesday, telling reporters that even if Albany swoops in and bails out the Big Apple this year, the city needs to start making cuts to ensure it can pay its bills in the future.
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