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MEMBERSHIP FEES:
Applicants pay an Admission Fee which is a one-time payment equal to their first
year's dues. The Admission Fee is waived in certain circumstances. Special
dues rates may apply (see below). Membership dues are based upon earliest year
of admission to any bar in any state or country and location of applicant's
office. Fees for judicial members and those without an office are determined
by their legal residence.
Nonresident members are billed annually payable May 1. Student members are billed
annually payable September 1. All other members are billed semi-annually payable
May 1 and November 1.
The Admission Fee is waived for anyone whose adjusted gross
income is less than $80,000, and all judicial and academic applicants; applicants
in public law offices or public service law offices; law students; those joining
within six months of law school graduation and prior to admission; and former
members.
* Special Rates: applicants and members admitted prior to 2001
and whose adjusted gross income is less than $80,000 per year may pay$147.50
semi-annually. Sustaining Members voluntarily pay $650 annually to support the
New York City Bar's public policy and pro bono activities
For those who have special circumstances that make it difficult to join or maintain
their membership, please contact the Membership Office at 212.382.6665 or membership@nycbar.org |
| All fees and dues are nonrefundable.
Dues payments to the Association may be deducted as an ordinary
and necessary business expense to the extent permitted by the Internal
Revenue Code. We are required by Section 6033(e) of the Internal
Revenue Code to inform you that 2% of the current dues payment
is not deductible because it is attributable to lobbying activities.
Dues include $60 for a subscription to The Record and $25 for the
Forty-Fourth Street Notes. |
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