Gov. Andrew Cuomo reports earning $400,000 on his federal tax return for 2016.
The Democratic governor made his tax returns available to journalists Tuesday afternoon, revealing a sharp increase in royalties from his 2014 memoir All Things Possible.
The nearly $168,000 Cuomo accrued from his gubernatorial salary is boosted by $218,000 from the book and some investment income.
article continues below advertisementThe returns show Cuomo donated $20,000 to HELP USA, a charity for the homeless he founded decades ago.
Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul and her husband reported just under $368,000 in income on their returns. They will owe $3,700 to the federal government and $1,700 to the state.
Hochul is married to William Hochul, the U.S. attorney for the Western District of New York. They donated $21,000 to charities last year.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo reports earning $400,000 on his federal tax return for 2016.
The Democratic governor made his tax returns available to journalists Tuesday afternoon, revealing a sharp increase in royalties from his 2014 memoir All Things Possible.
The nearly $168,000 Cuomo accrued from his gubernatorial salary is boosted by $218,000 from the book and some investment income.
The returns show Cuomo donated $20,000 to HELP USA, a charity for the homeless he founded decades ago.
Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul and her husband reported just under $368,000 in income on their returns. They will owe $3,700 to the federal government and $1,700 to the state.
Hochul is married to William Hochul, the U.S. attorney for the Western District of New York. They donated $21,000 to charities last year.
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