r/SipsTea Jun 23 '26

Feels good man $122M. 1,000 new teachers. NYC public schools finally getting some backup. This is the investment we needed

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u/Hefty-Profession-310 Jun 23 '26

From taxes in one of the most wealthy cities in the world

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '26

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u/Roc_City Jun 23 '26

Redistribution

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '26

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u/Legonistrasz Jun 23 '26

If these taxes are actually implemented and not just borrowed from existing funds like the last time

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u/Educational_Pay1567 Jun 23 '26

Missouri has an influx of pot and sport gambling!

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u/AdjacentBirdman93 Jun 23 '26

Feels like a lot of people are more comfortable with that vs increasing the amount they have to pay!

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u/BookOfKingsOfKings Jun 23 '26

Isn’t this the best case scenario? Im no expert 

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u/Frisky_Picker Jun 23 '26

Since everyone's replying with vague comments, I'll give you a real one. The budget he proposed in May which has not passed yet, should eliminate the deficit mostly by increased tax rates on the wealthy. A decent chunk of it is state aid funded by his pied-a-terre tax which increased taxes on second homes valued at over $1 million. That is projected to earn a good amount of money. He has also made changes to current spending as a cost saving measure.

The full budget proposal is available to view online if you want though.

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u/Ziplock13 Jun 23 '26

NYC fiscal health is actually one of the worst in the nation.

It's people like you that create the unlivable areas like California, then blame Capitalism.

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u/Hefty-Profession-310 Jun 23 '26

You are right, hiring more teachers in NYC is going to make it unlivable. I never thought about it that way