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RPIE

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RPIEReal Property Installed Equipment
RPIEReal Property Income and Expense Statements
RPIEReconnaissance Patrolling Insertion and Extraction Equipment


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Another bill affecting the real estate industry is the Cooperative Sales Information, RPIE and Electronic Filing Bill, which makes cooperative sales information available to the public, makes aggregate income and expense information available and also requires electronic filing of RPIEs.
Although the annual RPIE filing requirement continues to be a subject of contention among many in the real estate industry, City officials are firm in their belief that the information garnered from the hundreds of thousands of financial statements submitted to Finance is essential in deriving fair and equitable assessments of property in New York City.
Another bill affecting the real estate industry is the Cooperative Sales Information, RPIE and Electronic Filing Bill, which makes cooperative sales information available to the public, makes aggregate income and expense information available, and also requires electronic filing of RPIEs.
 
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