NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- Citation
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- Jurisdiction
- New York (state)
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- official_capture_completeness_unverified
- Original Source
- https://hcr.ny.gov/revised-operational-bulletin-2024-2 ↗
Related Parts of This Source
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
- NYS DHCR Operational Bulletin #2024-2 (Revised)
Full Text
616 charsThe rent laws generally do not require an owner who has duly registered an apartment with DHCR to maintain or produce records relating to the rental of an apartment for more than six years prior to the most recent reliable rent registration statement. However, because of exceptions to the six-year rule, it is recommended that owners keep IAI records for more than six years. XII. TREBLE DAMAGES Overcharges resulting from the disallowance of claimed IAIs may be subject to treble damages. Anthony Tatano Deputy Commissioner for Rent Administration Revised October 29, 2025 Revised (10/25) OB-2024-2 Page 8 of 8