New York bill proposes that non-payment of city or state taxes can be evidence that a housing unit is not a tenant's primary residence.

New York Assembly Bill A07499 amends the administrative code of New York City and the Emergency Tenant Protection Act of 1974. It establishes that non-payment of New York City taxes can be a prima facie finding that a housing accommodation subject to the Emergency Housing Rent Control Act is not a person's primary residence. Similarly, non-payment of New York State taxes can be a prima facie finding that a housing accommodation subject to the Emergency Tenant Protection Act of 1974 is not a person's primary residence.

New York bill proposes that non-payment of city or state taxes can be evidence that a housing unit is not a tenant's primary residence.

New York Assembly Bill A07499 amends the administrative code of New York City and the Emergency Tenant Protection Act of 1974. It establishes that non-payment of New York City taxes can be a prima facie finding that a housing accommodation subject to the Emergency Housing Rent Control Act is not a person's primary residence. Similarly, non-payment of New York State taxes can be a prima facie finding that a housing accommodation subject to the Emergency Tenant Protection Act of 1974 is not a person's primary residence.