Received a NYC Pied-à-Terre Tax Notice? What Homeowners Should Do Now to Avoid the Surcharge

New York City has issued Pied à Terre surcharge assessment notices via regular mail to owners of high-value residential properties. These notices were dispatched without verifying whether the property is a primary residence, potentially resulting in some owners receiving notices despite qualifying for exemptions.

Homeowners are advised to respond promptly through the online portal provided in the notice, using the personalised PIN. Those claiming exemption such as primary residence status, occupation by a family member, or rental to an NYC-based tenant must submit supporting documentation (e.g., a driver’s licence or recent tax return).

Filing deadlines are as follows:

Co-op owners should contact their managing agent immediately to ensure the exemption paperwork is processed by the board in a timely manner, as additional documentation may be required.