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• TAX LARGESSE: Mike's big plans.(Briefs)

  - 2007-01-22

  Proposals unveiled in the State of the City address by Mayor Michael Bloomberg right could make big winners out of a host of business groups and New York's community colleges. Here's the lineup: BIG BUSINESS Mr. Bloomberg's call for a one-year, Proposals...

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• Backing Mike's pro-biz tax plan.(Michael Bloomberg)

  - 2007-01-22

  Now that new york's finances are in their best shape in years, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has proposed cutting taxes by $1 billion in fiscal 2008. Most of the reductions are designed to benefit business. That's the right move, since the mayor has previo Now that new...

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• Mayor needs to think tax cuts.(Viewpoint)

  - 2006-12-04

  Since michael bloomberg became mayor, city revenue has soared by 49%. That's an astonishing number, and the mayor should post it above his desk as he begins putting together the next budget. It will remind him that he should make tax cuts a key part ...

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• Tax benefit is worth keeping.(Viewpoint)

  - 2006-11-20

  In the 1970s, with the fiscal crisis engulfing New York, the city was desperate to spur housing construction. Its solution was to start the 421-a program, offering 10- to 25-year reductions in property taxes. The city amended the program in the 1980s In the 1970s, with...

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• Bloomberg backs plans for builders tax reform

  - 2006-10-18

  The creation and construction of affordable housing in the city received a major boost this week as Mayor R. Bloomberg endorsed much anticipated reforms to the 421-a property tax program that gives tax incentives to developers.

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• Candidates start sounding mayoral; Democratic Party pressures challengers to sound off and stake their claims.(News)

  - 2005-04-18

  Byline: Anne Michaud After prodding by party insiders and with the arrival of the debate season, the Democratic mayoral challengers are trumpeting issues to distinguish themselves from one another and go after the mayor. Rep. Anthony Weiner and Byline: Anne...

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• Mayor won't make no-tax-hike pledge.(Briefs)

  - 2005-03-07

  Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he will not rule out raising taxes again if elected to a second term in November. In his first campaign for mayor, Mr. Bloomberg pledged not to raise taxes, but he reversed himself in 2002 with tax hikes that amounted t...

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• Government Alert: State Legislature renews REAP benefits; Governor likely to sign rewritten bill; power company redesigns plant.(News)(Relocation and Employment Assistance Program)

  - 2004-06-21

  The state legislature last week finally approved legislation to renew the Relocation and Employment Assistance Program, or REAP, which provides incentives for companies relocating from Manhattan. The bill, which has been rewritten a number of times The state legislature last week finally approved legislation...

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• Government Alert: A tax rebate for city homeowners; Bloomberg plan would give back $400 a year; raising money for Javits.(meshed briefs)(street furniture contract worth US$ 1 billion)

  - 2004-05-17

  A tax rebate bill drafted by Mayor Michael Bloomberg's office would enable the city administration to offer a $400 check to homeowners not only this year but every year, says one insider. In fact, the city could reduce or increase the amount of the ...

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• Bloomberg, the great vacillator.(Viewpoint)

  - 2004-03-01

  There goes Mayor Michael Bloomberg again, belittling the impact of the 18.5% property tax increase he pushed through last year. If anyone wants to know why the mayor's poll ratings are so low, simply examine his endless flip-flops on the key issue of There goes Mayor...

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