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Robert Carroll
@Bobby4Brooklyn · NY · H
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| Macroeconomics | 1.9% | 1.8% | +0.1 pp | Over-indexed | 302 |
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So time to raise taxes. https://t.co/5tn7auc7AZ
If we #TaxTheRich we can raise $10 Billion in revenue and save our city and state. By taxing the rich we can help NYers pay their rent and mortgages and make sure essential services like schools, hospitals and the @MTA dont experience devastating cuts.
Now that @NYGovCuomo has finally come to the realization that the federal government will do nothing to help NYs budget crisis here is a list of where we can get the money: billionaires, ultra-millionaires, luxury second homes, and the stock transfer tax.
If New Jersey can do it - so can New York. Lets raise taxes on those who make more than a million dollars a year, so we can pay for essential services. https://t.co/Skvrsv4nLB
RT @jimmalatras: Since '15, NY taxpayers have GIVEN the fed gov $116B more than we've rec'd back in fed spending, while Ky has RECEIVED $14&
Increasing the Payroll Mobility Tax for NY<U+2019>s largest businesses is the best way to fund the MTA<U+2019>s operating deficit. Exempting suburban businesses makes no sense. They benefit from the MTA and receive an outsized portion of both the MTA<U+2019>s operating and capital budget. https://t.co/gEj68dNUhI
New York State & City have massive budget deficits. @NYGovCuomo has yet to tell the legislature how he plans to close this deficit. The leg gave him the power to borrow more and he has not. We will be in session next week we should pass the ultra-millionaires & pied e terre tax. https://t.co/yzw1xcgk6E
The NYS Legislative Session begins tomorrow. We have an historic budget deficit. The leg has a choice to make - let billions be cut from schools/hospitals & essential services or tax the wealthiest NYers & corporations to stop devastating cuts. The choice is clear: #TaxTheRich https://t.co/NFg9zD9gy3
<U+201C>The Gov<U+2019>s proposal was to raise the payroll mobility tax to 0.5 percent for the entire region. Now the plan is to raise it to 0.6 just for NYC,<U+201D> an outraged Assemblymember Carroll <U+201C>We have a regional network, why aren<U+2019>t we having the region pay for it?<U+201D> https://t.co/UcIpH4rGrx