Multiple web search results confirm that Letitia James's staff decided not to release her tax returns, aligning with the claim that she refused to tell The Post why, while other officials' returns were released. One source explicitly states, 'A spokesperson confirmed to The Post that New York Attorney General Letitia James' staff had in fact decided not to release her tax returns.'

Web search results confirm that Zohran Mamdani and Kathy Hochul have been subjects of tax reporting discussions. One source notes Hochul and Mamdani 'Align on NYC Second-Home Tax Plan for Wealthy Owners,' and another mentions Mamdani's tax filings. The claim regarding James refusing to release returns while others did is supported by the evidence for Claim 0.

The web search results corroborate this claim, stating that a spokesperson confirmed to The Post that James's staff decided not to release her tax returns.

Multiple web search results confirm that financial disclosure statements are required and that there are differences in detail between filings. One source mentions the guide for completing the '2025 Annual Statement of Financial Disclosure (a “Statement” or “FDS”), which is required by Public Offi,' and another notes that 'Confidential filers generally disclose similar information as public filers, but in less detail.'

Multiple web search results confirm that Mamdani's tax filings showed income derived from his rap career alongside his salary.

Multiple web search results corroborate the details regarding Hochul and her husband's income, mentioning specific figures and the fact that they pay NYC income taxes.