The “sharing economy” has many fans but Eric Schneiderman, New York State’s attorney-general, is not one of them. He has demanded that Airbnb, a company that allows anyone to rent their property to strangers, hand over records of its 15,000 hosts in New York City to verify that they pay taxes levied on hotels. But the company, a pioneer of the sharing economy, is fighting the order.
“分享經(jīng)濟(jì)”有很多擁護(hù)者，但紐約州總檢察長埃里克?施奈德曼(Eric Schneiderman)并不是其中一員。他要求Airbnb（一家允許任何人把自家房子租給陌生人的公司）提交紐約市與其簽約的1.5萬名房主的資料，以核實他們是否繳納了針對旅館征收的稅款。但這家踐行分享經(jīng)濟(jì)理念的先鋒公司正在反擊這道指令。
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