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The Tax Collector vs. Property Owner Rights

An editorial spells out the dilemma for the residents of Nassau County, New York who are faced with an aggressive local tax collector. It is estimated that 100,000 illegal basement offices are present in the county with is seeking additional tax revenue. The concern is that the legal designation of "accessory apartments" may be used to invade the privacy right of homeowners.

No Privacy at Home?, Three Village Times, July 16, 2004