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Department of Finance to reopen homeowner-exemption applications; pledges outreach to Queens offices
Summary
A Department of Finance representative told the Queens borough board the agency will reopen homeowner-exemption applications and offered to partner with local offices to help residents apply and receive property-tax benefits.
The New York City Department of Finance told the Queens borough board it will reopen applications for homeowner property-tax exemptions and is prepared to partner with borough and local elected offices to help residents apply.
A Department of Finance representative identified herself as Mikaela and said, “In the coming months, we'll be reopening our homeowner exemption applications.” She said the department is open to coordinating with local elected offices and borough staff on outreach pipelines and assistance for homeowners who could benefit from reduced property taxes.
Borough staff and CEC representatives acknowledged the announcement and said they would share the contact information and next steps post-meeting.
