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NEW: @politicony requested (and received) past tax returns from all candidates other than @RayForMayor who declined to release his.
A look at the wages, investments and real estate portfolios of the 8 major candidates running for mayor w/ @joeanuta. https://www.politico.com/states/new-york/albany/story/2021/03/30/they-want-to-manage-the-citys-budget-heres-a-look-at-how-they-manage-their-own-1370653">https://www.politico.com/states/ne...
A look at the wages, investments and real estate portfolios of the 8 major candidates running for mayor w/ @joeanuta. https://www.politico.com/states/new-york/albany/story/2021/03/30/they-want-to-manage-the-citys-budget-heres-a-look-at-how-they-manage-their-own-1370653">https://www.politico.com/states/ne...
Among the things we discovered: @ericadamsfornyc collects rent on his Bed-Stuy home but didn& #39;t report it to IRS, which his accountant attributed to his taking a loss on the property. He also owns property in NJ where his partner lives.
@ShaunDonovanNYC made a lot of $ working as a consultant after leaving the Obama admin. He advised Harvard, his alma mater, on a campus expansion project. He and his wife bought a $2.3M carriage house in BK recently.
. @KGforNYC never increased her salary when she took on (or was stuck w/) extra jobs in the @NYCMayor admin. She invests in her sister& #39;s sneaker company and has property upstate.
. @Dianne4NYC earned over $200K as CEO of Phipps Neighborhoods and consultant to Encore Community Services. She rents space in her BK home but took a loss in recent years.
. @scottmstringer and his wife, exec at Museum of Jewish Heritage, made a combined $392K in 2019 and paid for a a live-in nanny. Yet on the trail he often laments he doesn& #39;t have much $ to leave his children so he wants to leave them a better city.
. @mayawiley made $321K in 2019 from her jobs at The New School, on MSNBC and through other paid speeches. She donated $1K worth of conference chairs to Dartmouth, her alma mater.
. @AndrewYang reported no wages in 2019, when he was running for president. He made a tax-free $40K out of his IRA that year and took in $43K renting his New Paltz home for 58 days, largely through Airbnb. He is a frequent investor in startups, to mixed success.
