Under a recently enacted City Ordinance, however, such nonprofit organizations must now annually file forms with the OPA certifying their continued right to such a real estate tax exemption. The OPA may revoke the tax-exempt status of a property owned by a nonprofit organization if the forms are not filed in a timely fashion.
In order to preserve the tax-exempt status for their properties for the 2016 tax year, nonprofit organizations must submit these forms to the OPA by no later than June 1, 2015.