Mayor Adams says he will make his tax returns public, after more than a week of noncommittal responses that have sparked criticism. “I pay a lot of taxes and New Yorkers are going to see how much I pay.”
All New York City elected officials must file financial disclosure forms with the Conflicts of Interest Board, but the form asks respondents to check off only broad ranges on income and investments.
During the unrelated April 15th press conference, a reporter for the New York Post had followed up on a prior question on whether the mayor would release his taxes. Adams had said only that he intended to comply with “whatever rules are in place.” Although Adams has called himself thick-skinned when it comes to criticism, he has at times pushed back on the press.that he instructed city agencies to send him all their public communications for approval before releasing them, saying he was dealing with a “gotcha” press corps.
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