Past New York City mayors, such as Bill de Blasio and Michael Bloomberg, released their tax returns during their tenures.
It’s officially Tax Day in the United States, and Eric Adams hasn’t released his returns. Yet. During a press availability on Friday, the mayor was asked if he intended to make his tax returns public as his predecessors have in the past. “I will comply with whatever rules are in place. You know, we do a disclosure, also. I think that’s sometime in May. So whatever rules are in place to ensure transparency for those who are in public office, I’m going to comply 100 percent,” Adams said at the time, speaking remotely from Gracie Mansion after testing positive for COVID-19 days earlier.
