Zohran Mamdani on Tax Reform

	Zohran Mamdani on Tax Reform NY State Rep and 2025 NYC Mayoral candidate

Raise taxes on corporations and millionaires

Zohran's revenue plan will raise the corporate tax rate to match New Jersey's 11.5%, bringing in $5 billion. And he will tax the wealthiest 1% of New Yorkers--those earning above $1 million annually--a flat 2% tax (right now city income tax rates are essentially the same whether you make $50,000 or $50 million). Source: 2025 NYC Mayor campaign website ZohranForNYC.com , Jun 10, 2025

Increase personal income tax, not property tax

[Candidates] Ramos and Mamdani would increase the personal income tax of New Yorkers, while Cuomo and Sliwa would decrease them, with the other candidates saying they would keep them the same.

Walden, Cuomo and Sliwa would decrease the property tax rate, while Blake would increase it--most other candidates would keep the rate as it is now, except for Ramos, who did not provide an answer.

Source: FOX5NY on 2025 NYC Mayoral race , Jun 10, 2025

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Zohran Mamdani on Tax Reform

NY State Rep and 2025 NYC Mayoral candidate

Raise taxes on corporations and millionaires

Increase personal income tax, not property tax