New York City failed to collect nearly $ 60 million in tax revenue because the Department of Finance
improperly awarded tax credits to dead people and corporations, an audit by the city comptroller released Thursday found.
In all, the audit found that the Department of Finance failed to collect $ 59.2 million in exemptions from deceased homeowners and corporations that were
improperly awarded tax breaks.
New York City failed to collect nearly $ 60 million in tax revenue because the Department of Finance
improperly awarded tax credits to dead people and corporations, an audit by the city comptroller released today found.