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IN A COMPREHENSIVE AND METICULOUS DECISION, THE SECOND DEPT, AFTER ANALYZING THE LAYERS OF APPLICABLE CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY AUTHORITY, DETERMINED NASSAU COUNTY WAS AUTHORIZED TO BASE REAL PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENTS ON THE INCOME GENERATED BY THE PROPERTY (SECOND DEPT).

The Second Department, in a comprehensive and meticulous decision, determined Nassau County had the authority to enact a Local Law which required income-property owners to disclose the income generated by the property to the county for real property tax assessments. The decision, which is too detailed to summarize here,  goes through all the conceivable layers of constitutional (including the Municipal Home Rule Law) and statutory authority which authorized the income-based property tax assessments:

… [The] provisions of the Nassau County Charter constitute an express and unambiguous delegation of the authority to make and prepare real property tax assessments from the State Legislature to Nassau County in accordance with the NY Constitution … . Since Local Law 8-2013 unquestionably relates to the authority to make and prepare tax assessments, and since the County Legislature has the authority to enact local laws related to that purpose, the Supreme Court properly declared that the defendants were authorized to enact and enforce Local Law 8-2013. Boening v Nassau County Dept. of Assessment, 2018 NY Slip Op 00272, Second Dept 1-17-18

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