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Pending Litigation Impacting NY Condominiums and Cooperatives
There are basic laws that governs condominiums (“condos”) and cooperatives (“co-ops”) in New York...

The Law of Deferred Income Recognition for the Members of Agricultural Cooperatives
Kathryn J. Sedo (Minnesota) & Mychal S. Brenden (J.D. 2007, Minnesota) have published Fairness and Taxation: The Law of Deferred Income Recognition for the Members of Agricultural Cooperatives, 23 Akron Tax J...

Tax Treatment of Landline and Wireless Internet Services Provided by Cooperatives under the U.S. Tax Code §501(c)(12)
There are several types of organizations exempted from tax under the Internal Revenue Code ("IRC") §501(c).  For instance, cooperatives (organizations working for the mutual benefit of its members) are tax exempted under IRC §501(c)(12)...

New York City Pet Laws Affect Boards And Dog Owners In Cooperatives And Condominiums
New York City cooperative and condominium owners consider their pets to be members of their families. At the other end of the spectrum are people who may have violent allergic reactions when they come into contact with dogs, or who just prefer not to share their common living space with someone else's four-legged friend...

New York City's Cooperatives React To The Current Economy & Real Estate Market
Typically, cooperatives have the right to scrutinize and ultimately admit or reject potential buyers.  This right is furthered via the adoption and use of admissions policies, set and amended from time to time by the Board of Directors...

New Jersey Will Not Require Older High-Rise Condominiums and Cooperatives to be Retrofitted with Fire Suppression Systems
As previously reported by the Community Association Group, automatic fire suppression systems have been required by state law in residential buildings of six stories or higher since 1989, older condominium and co-op buildings have been exempt from these requirements...