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06/02/2025 Assessment Community Weekly

Coming Soon: Tentative Roll Corrections Report (Report #4)

In the upcoming days, we expect to publish Report #4 for those municipalities that provided their tentative roll files to ORPTS on a timely basis (by May 10). We’ll let you know when it’s available. To get ready, we encourage you to review the instructions

STAR letters going out to homeowners this month

We’re mailing the following to impacted STAR recipients this month:

RP-425-RDS: Homeowners receiving this letter had 2023 income exceeding $250,000 and are no longer eligible for the STAR exemption. We were able to switch the homeowners with income below $500,000 to the STAR credit without them taking any action. Recipients of this letter do not need to take any action unless they disagree with our income determination. See the text of the letter.

RP-5310-DLPR: We are unable to confirm this property is the primary residence of any of the owners. Therefore, the homeowners are not eligible for the STAR credit on this property. See the text of the letter.

RP-5310-DLI: Our records indicate that the homeowner’s income is greater than the maximum income limit for the STAR credit. See the text of the letter.

RP-5310-WSP: We are not able to confirm homeowners meet the income requirements for a STAR credit based on the information we have on file. Recipients of this letter should follow the instructions to provide their income information using the Homeowner Benefit Portal or our online Income Worksheet. See the text of the letter.

 

Reminder: June 6 deadline approaching for RPS Online surveys

Thank you to all of you who have already taken our implementation surveys!

For those of you that had a busy grievance season, we’ve extended the due date for the RPS Online surveys to June 6.

Reminder: If you are the assessor in multiple municipalities, please complete the RPS Online Implementation Survey once for each city or town. 

 

For more information on RPS Online

Check out our first RPS Online video. This video is a brief introduction to the system. Watch your email for a longer informational video of the system’s functionality.

Visit our webpages. As we approach the launch of RPS Online this fall, we’ll continue to update our webpages with the latest in RPS Online news and content.

If you have additional questions or input about RPS Online, we’re listening! Please email RPSOnline@tax.ny.gov. We’ll use your questions to update our FAQs webpage, and your feedback is valuable as we continue to design and develop the system.

 

New Judicial case

We've added Matter of Airey v. State of New York to new Judicial cases.

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