Michigan official: No evidence Fed Governor Tim Cook violated primary residence reporting rules
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最新报道：According to a report by Bijie.com, the property tax agency in Ann Arbor, Michigan, said that Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook did not violate any regulations in declaring property tax deductions for her primary residence. This finding may strengthen Cook's defense against the Trump administration's efforts to remove her from the Federal Reserve Board. Ann Arbor City Assessor Jerry Markey said there was "no reason to believe" that Cook violated property tax regulations. Cook did sometimes live elsewhere, and municipal records showed that she had applied for permission from Ann Arbor authorities to rent out this Michigan residence on a short-term basis. The official said that leaving the residence for a short period of time or renting it out on a short-term basis would not make Cook lose her eligibility for property tax deductions in Ann Arbor. "Temporarily living somewhere else does not necessarily make the homeowner lose eligibility for the primary residence deduction," Markey said.
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