NYC Pied-à-Terre Tax: What Property Owners Need to Know | Webinar

New York City’s new Pied-à-Terre tax introduces a surcharge on certain high-value properties that are not used as a primary residence. Join Weaver for a discussion about how the tax works, who may qualify for the primary-residence exemption and key compliance considerations for affected property owners. Attendees will gain practical insights into identifying potential exposure, evaluating risk and preparing for next steps.

Whether you are managing an existing property or evaluating a future transaction, this session will provide practical guidance to help you evaluate potential tax exposure, identify available exemptions and avoid costly compliance issues.

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• Understand the new surcharge, including covered properties, valuation thresholds and rates
• Identify requirements for primary-residence exemption, including the January 5 testing date and documentation
• Recognize practical compliance and planning considerations for NYC property owners

Ready to join us? Click the webinar graphic below to register.

Speakers:

• Solomon Dado, Partner, Tax – Commercial
• Hershel Stern, Partner, Tax – Real Estate

Recommended CPE Credit: 1 hour • Instructional Delivery Method: Group Internet Based • Program Level: Basic • Prerequisites: None • Advanced Preparation: None • Recommended Field of Study: Accounting • Free to Attend

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