Wealthy Homeowners React to Proposed 'Taylor Swift Tax' Expansion
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States like Rhode Island and Montana are implementing new taxes on luxury and second homes owned by the wealthy, including a notable 'Taylor Swift Tax' in Rhode Island, aiming to increase revenue but facing criticism for potentially discouraging high-net-worth individuals from owning or purchasing property in these areas, which could impact local economies and housing markets.
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