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The document is an Affidavit in Support of Application (Form TC159) from the Tax Commission of the City of New York, used for submitting factual statements or documents related to property assessments for the year 2018/19. It outlines the necessary information required for submission, including property details, purpose of submission, and a certification statement by the affiant. The form must be notarized and includes instructions for attaching relevant documents and correcting any errors in previous applications.

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What is TC101?

Use Form TC101 to protest only the valuation of a property in tax class two or four, including a claim that the statutory limits on annual increases have been exceeded by the Department of Finance for the tax year that will begin on July 1, 2024.

What is the purpose of a TC201?

Use Form TC201 to report income and expenses from the operation of a rental property. For example, an apartment building or a multi- tenant commercial building. If the Applicant leases the entire property to an unrelated person, the income and expenses also should be reported on this form.

What is the NYC tax commission fee?

NOTE: THE TAX COMMISSION HAS ADOPTED A RULE IMPOSING A $175 FEE ON APPLICATIONS FOR CORRECTION WHERE THE ASSESSED VALUE ON THE NOTICE OF PROPERTY VALUE FOR 2024/25 IS $2 MILLION OR MORE. IF MULTIPLE CONDOMINIUM UNITS FILE ON A SINGLE APPLICATION, THE FEE WILL APPLY IF THE AGGREGATE ASSESSED VALUE IS $2 MILLION OR MORE.

What is a TC201?

File TC309 with an application or supplemental application and Form TC201, the Tax Commissions schedule of income and expenses for rent-producing properties, for a parcel having a tentative actual assessed valuation of $5,000,000 or more, and income exceeding $100,000, as stated in Form TC201.

What is certiorari audit?

Tax certiorari is the term for legal proceedings by which a real propertys tax assessment is reviewed by an administrative agency such as the Nassau County Assessment Review Commission (ARC) and ultimately by the courts.