A new poll reveals deep dissatisfaction among New Yorkers with how their tax dollars are being spent, with a majority expressing concerns over whether they receive fair value in return. The survey highlights significant support for major tax reform, as two-thirds of respondents favor eliminating the state’s income tax entirely. With economic pressures mounting, the findings suggest growing public skepticism toward government spending and a push for alternative revenue models. The results could influence upcoming policy debates on taxation and public services.
Poll: Two-thirds of New Yorkers aren’t getting good value for their taxes; 64% support ending income tax SILive.com
