Mandatory Online Filing for 2012 RPIE
If you own an income-producing property that has an actual assessed value of more than $40,000, you are required to file an annual Real Property Income and Expense (RPIE) statement with Finance. Certain properties are excluded from this filing requirement by law. Read more.
We use the information you file and/or information from comparable properties that have filed to estimate the market value of your property for tax purposes. You must file your RPIE statements electronically. Property owners who cannot file electronically may apply for a waiver. If a waiver is granted, we will then mail you an RPIE application. For further information, download the RPIE-2012 Worksheet and Instructions. If you are not legally required to file an RPIE, you may still want to provide information about your property using the online RPIE-B form to help us better estimate the market value. Continued for RPIE-2012 are changes implemented to last year’s rules to allow for consolidated RPIE filings of two or more properties that meet specific requirements. More information is available in the RPIE-2012 Worksheet and Instructions.
Thank you for providing information to help us value your property accurately and fairly.
Electronic Filing Instructions for RPIE and TCIE
| 1. | Create a password for each Borough, Block and Lot. This password can be used to return and amend and/or complete an RPIE/TCIE. | | 2. | Enter the requested information on each screen. | | 3. | At the end of the application, you will be instructed to submit the application electronically. For your convenience, the application is available to print for your own records. | | 4. | Each time the "Next" and "Back" buttons are used, data entered on the screen will be saved. | | 5. | To exit the system, close your browser. | | 6. | Help screens and form instructions are accessible from the top right hand of every screen. | | 7. | A 2013 Tax Commission Application containing full calendar or full fiscal year 2012 income and expense information can also be submitted. |
If you have already certified your RPIE form use the original password to amend the information.
The Borough, Block and/or Lot number information cannot be changed once you have started the filing. If you have made an error in the Borough, Block and/or Lot number, you must send an e-mail to rpie@finance.nyc.gov in order for the information to be deleted. You must then input the information for the correct Borough, Block and Lot number.
Requirements
Internet Explorer Version 5.0 or higher
JavaScript Enabled
Attached Printer Mandatory Online Filing for RPIE 2012
You must file your RPIE-2012 online You can also file your 2013 Tax Commission (TCIE) application You can save, quit or resume your filing at anytime Online RPIE/TCIE filing is efficient and secure
The RPIE-B form is to be used ONLY by property owners who are not legally required to file the RPIE but who voluntarily wish to provide information to help Finance accurately value their property. |
Forms & Reports
Questions & Information
Call the RPIE Voicemail Line at 212-291-2541.
Non-Compliance Penalties The RPIE-2011 was due on September 4, 2012. If you were required to file but did not submit a properly completed filing on time, you may be penalized 3% to 5% of the final Actual Assessed Value, depending on your particular circumstances.
Rent Roll Information
The suspension of the Rent Roll filing requirement is continued for RPIE-2012. We do not require Rent Roll submissions for RPIE-2012 but you are able to voluntarily submit a rent roll or update previously submitted information through your RPIE efile form.
Past Non-Compliance Lists
Properties Subject to the RPIE-2011 Monetary Penalty
The following lists identify properties that have not filed a 2011 RPIE.
Properties Subject to the RPIE-2010 Monetary Penalty
The following lists identify properties that have not filed a 2010 RPIE.
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Real Property Income and Expense (RPIE) Statements 
