As homeowners and businesses face the new year with uncertainty over how much their tax bills will be, Nicholas Ariniello is refusing to share vital data with the officials who have a say in deciding their fiscal fates.


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As homeowners and businesses face the new year with uncertainty over how much their tax bills will be, Nicholas Ariniello is refusing to share vital data with the officials who have a say in decidi…{ai:summary}<p>Homeowners and businesses are facing uncertainty regarding their tax bills as the new year approaches. Nicholas Ariniello is withholding crucial data from officials responsible for determining these fiscal outcomes. </p><p>#economy</p>

Editorial: Hiding tax data insults Boston businesses & homeowners

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