Philly Forgives Transit Authority's $22M Property Tax Debt

By Drew Singer · June 25, 2014, 7:09 PM EDT

Philadelphia has agreed to forgive the $22 million property tax debt of its regional transit authority, the city's single-largest delinquent, as part of a new contract, a local economist told Law360...

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