The bill would have banned no-fault evictions, which typically occur at the end of a lease, in buildings with five or more units, after the tenant had been there for at least a year.

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The bill would raise the $10,000 threshold on SALT deductions to $40,000, which would get phased out for those who make over $500,000. Both caps would increase by 1% through 2033.

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