A judge on Tuesday quashed as overbroad a subpoena in an investigation of the Airbnb lodging website for possible tax evasion and other violations in arranging short-term home rentals.
May 14, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – A judge on Tuesday quashed a subpoena from state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman in an investigation of the Airbnb lodging website for possible tax evasion and other violations in arranging short-term home rentals.
Acting Albany Supreme Court Justice Gerald Connolly (See Profile) ruled that the subpoena was overbroad.
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