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The document provides guidelines and frequently asked questions regarding the filing of the Real Property Income and Expense (RPIE) form for the year 2013. It outlines the filing period, requirements for property owners, deadlines, penalties for non-compliance, and procedures for electronic submission. Key points include that the RPIE-2013 covers January 1 to December 31, 2013, is due by June 2, 2014, and can be filed by representatives if necessary.

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How do I file my NYC RPIE online?

To submit the RPIE form, visit the NYC Department of Finance website and navigate to the RPIE online filing section. Ensure you have your NYC.ID ready for authentication. For further assistance, you can contact the Department of Finance via email at rpie@finance.nyc.gov or by fax at (212) 123-4567.

What is RPIE used for?

The Real Property Income and Expense (RPIE) statement is used by the Department of Finance to determine the value and property tax for certain income-producing properties. RPIE information is filed each year for the previous year. For example, RPIE-2024 is filed in 2025.

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.

What are the requirements for RPIE filing in NYC?

Regular RPIE Filing: Owners of income-producing properties with an actual assessed value of more than $40,000 on the tentative assessment roll must file a Real Property Income and Expense statement or a claim of exclusion.