A former top adviser to the Trump administration has been targeted by New York’s controversial "second home tax," with authorities ordering him to pay over $100,000 in back taxes and penalties. The ruling stems from his ownership of a property in the state, which officials argue was not his primary residence. Legal challenges to the tax have intensified as high-profile figures face financial repercussions under the policy. Critics question whether the law unfairly penalizes out-of-state property owners.
Trump Envoy Hit by New York's 'Second Home Tax'—Witkoff Ordered to Pay $101,000 BigGo Finance
