New York City Department of Finance

Jan 8, 2026

Access the New York City Department of Finance here.

The New York City Department of Finance is a state agency responsible for overseeing and enforcing tax laws, property assessments, and other financial regulations within the city. They work to ensure compliance with state and local tax requirements, as well as provide resources and support to residents and businesses in navigating financial matters.

Agency Accounts

New York City Account ID

Access your online account via NYC e-Services.

The New York City Account ID allows you to set up and manage the following information:

  • New York City Account ID Number

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