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State-appointed monitor heads to Orange County to verify tax breaks given to companies by IDA are legal, ethical

State-appointed monitor heads to Orange County to verify tax breaks given to companies by IDA are legal, ethical
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He Admitted Stealing People s Homes He s Charged With Doing It Again

Sanford Solny, a disbarred lawyer accused of defrauding homeowners, was charged with new crimes, after a New York Times investigation into his business.

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He Runs a New York Real Estate Empire Did He Steal It?

Homeowners across the city say they were swindled out of their properties. But courts have been slow to act.

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2022 Diversity Summit

City & State’s Diversity Summit will offer industry executives, public sector leaders and academics a full-day conference

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Pittsburgh mayor cracks down on construction fraud

Dive Brief: In light of recent incidents involving unreported cash payments by subcontractors on construction projects, Pittsburgh Mayor William Peduto has signed an executive order to combat construction fraud, promote worker safety and protect city tax revenue. The Construction Fraud Executive Order cracks down on fraudulent construction companies that commit tax, insurance and workers’ compensation fraud. It also aims to stop the practice of paying workers in cash to avoid taxes. Such moves allow corrupt firms to outbid honest ones and fuel a cycle of lost wages, decreased tax revenue and unsafe and hazardous work sites, according to a news release from Peduto’s office.

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