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The document is the RPIE-2012 Real Property Income and Expense Worksheet, which provides instructions for property owners in New York City to report income and expenses related to income-producing properties. It outlines filing requirements, deadlines, and exclusions for properties not required to file. The worksheet is intended for internal use only and must be submitted electronically by September 3, 2013. It includes sections for owner information, property details, income and expense reporting, and specific guidelines for different property types such as hotels and cooperatives.

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What is RPIE used for?

The Department of Finance (DOF) uses income and expense information each year to value income-producing properties. Property owners provide this information by completing the Real Property Income and Expense (RPIE) statement.

What is the penalty for not filing NYC RPIE?

Owners who fail to file a claim of exclusion for three or more consecutive years will be fined $1,000. Owners of income-producing property who fail to file an RPIE statement for three consecutive years may be subject to a penalty of five percent of the final actual assessed value of the property.

Who is required to file RPIE in NYC?

Who Is Required to File an RPIE? If you own an income-producing property with an actual assessed value greater than $40,000 on the Department of Finances tentative assessment roll, you are required to file an annual RPIE statement.

How to file NYC RPIE online?

Step 1: Visit the RPIE webpage at .nyc.gov/rpie. Step 2: Select the Filing instructions: regular RPIE rent roll tab and click the link to file your RPIE. Step 3: Log in with your NYC.ID account. If you do not have one, select Create Account and follow the instructions.

What is the penalty for RPIE in NYC?

Penalty Amount Owners required to file a claim of exclusion who do not submit a claim will be fined $100. Owners who fail to file a claim of exclusion for two consecutive years will be fined $500. Owners who fail to file a claim of exclusion for three or more consecutive years will be fined $1,000.