Pied-à-terre tax exemption deadline gets extended… again

Homeowners will have one more week to file for exemptions from the controversial pied-à-terre tax. Exemption applications were set for a Tuesday cutoff until the Department of Finance issued a last-minute Oct. 13 extension, citing the complexities of litigation challenging both the rollout and constitutional underpinnings of the second home surcharge. The deadline had already faced multiple delays, with the Oct. 6 due date being the administration’s second extension. “These meritless lawsuits have created a lot of unnecessary confusion. Nevertheless, the Administration remains fully committed to ensuring that New Yorkers have the time and information they need to apply, so […]

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