Everyone’s looking for ways to make a quick buck these days, and renting out their apartments to vacationers on Airbnb or another short-term rental platform is an easy way for New Yorkers to pad their pockets.
Everyone’s looking for ways to make a quick buck these days, and renting out their apartments to vacationers on Airbnb or another short-term rental platform is an easy way for New Yorkers to pad their pockets.
‘Tis the season of the endless to-do lists! As you wrap up the year, don’t forget your end-of-the-year compliance deadlines.
The DOB’s recently made a total of 26 changes for small businesses as part of an executive order to help NY’s small businesses recover from setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Unless you've been living on a different planet, you know that the business world is moving online, one industry at a time.
And what it means for your compliance. 2022 brought changes to your filing deadlines in two areas of your compliance.
The DOB is always issuing new requirements, but many of them only become relevant months, or years later. The upcoming sprinkler requirement as of November 14, 2021, was instituted by the DOB a full two years ago.
As you likely know by now, the NYC compliance code can change as often as the weather — and the Jaffa team is here to keep you informed, always. We don’t want you to get slapped with a violation because you missed a new or amended law, and we’ll keep you updated about any changes you need to know about so that you always stay compliant.
Collecting Dust: Lead Dust Standards to Change This Year As a property owner, it’s always important to be informed and up to date on laws and regulations to ensure that you remain in compliance
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AUGUST 16, 2021
The newest update to the law now requires property owners to file a Property Owner Certification Form
COVID-19 has had a devastating impact on New Yorkers, but this new program may help reduce the strain. The OATH-Adjudicated…