To the best of my knowledge, belief and professional judgment, all work under this application is exempt from the NYCECC* in accordance with one of the following (choose one): The work is an alteration of a State or National historic building.

Pass-through entities must also file Form PW-1 annually to report estimated withholding tax paid and pay any additional withholding tax due on behalf of their nonresident shareholders, partners, members, or beneficiaries.

Plan/Work Approval Application (PW-1) This form shall be filed for approval of all proposed work requiring a permit in accordance with The Building Code of the City of New York.

It includes general template information the Department of Buildings forms follow as well specific instructions on certain PW1 sections. New users are encouraged to read this prior to completing the PW1. PW1 is broken up into 26 sections, which are identified by bold boxes and section numbers Section instructions are always in italics.

To file your Form PW-1 electronically, go to the department's Pass-Through Entity Withholding page. If electronic filing or payment presents an undue hardship, the pass-through entity may request a waiver from the department to file or pay by non-electronic means.

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Purpose of Form PW-1 Pursuant to sec. 71.775, Wis. Stats., a pass-through entity is required to withhold income or franchise tax on Wisconsin income that is allocable to a nonresident partner, member, shareholder, or beneficiary. Use Form PW-1 to compute the withholding amount due for the taxable year.

Download or print the 2024 Wisconsin Form PW-1 (Wisconsin Nonresident Income or Franchise Tax Withholding on Pass-Through Entity Income | Instructions) for FREE from the Wisconsin Department of Revenue.

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