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Audit Reveals $29.4 Million in Unpaid Taxes in Greenburgh

3/2/2026

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An EFPR Group audit of Greenburgh, New York, found $29.4 million in unpaid property taxes, dating back to 1967.
The audit identified $2.6 million in unpaid parking tickets and improper handling of funds for a planned courthouse.
Town Supervisor Paul Feiner, who has served for 35 years, criticized the audit as politically motivated.
Feiner said an outside review deemed the town's finances sound and cited an AAA bond rating.

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An EFPR Group audit of Greenburgh, New York, found $29.4 million in unpaid property taxes, dating back to 1967.
The audit identified $2.6 million in unpaid parking tickets and improper handling of funds for a planned courthouse.
Town Supervisor Paul Feiner, who has served for 35 years, criticized the audit as politically motivated.
Feiner said an outside review deemed the town's finances sound and cited an AAA bond rating.