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Taylor Swift could face a new mansion tax if US lawmakers get their way
Taylor Swift has become embroiled in a proposed new property tax in the US that would see the pop icon, and other wealthy homeowners, paying more each year. Under the proposal, lawmakers in Rhode Island are considering charging owners of luxury homes in the area if they are not being used as a primary residence, Realtor reported.
Regardless of whether you're a Swiftie or not, you simply cannot ignore the hold that Taylor Swift has on pop culture. Try to ...
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Rhode Island is weighing a proposal that could hit the pop star and many of her neighbors with a six-figure tax bill for ...
The budget includes $45 million for primary care practices, $38 million for hospitals and $12 million for nursing homes. A ...
Could the tax on non-owner-occupied mansions encourage the pop star, or other celebrities, to spend more time in RI?
The Rhode Island House of Representatives have approved a $14.3 billion state budget for the 2026 fiscal year.
The proposed tax and spending plan would raise Medicaid rates to inject $45M into primary care, $38M into hospitals and $12M into nursing homes.
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