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Revenue:Property Valuation Online Guide Launched

poldebruin · 2013-03-10 22:24:02

Well, it's supposed to be fair and equitable, but seems far from it. It's clear from the map that the main indicator of band will be where you live.....end of. Dublin = More Expensive; Mayo = Less Expensive. Honestly, a window tax would give a better indicator of the worth of your house/property. On reflection, this can't…

10-03-2013 10:24pm

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Well, it's supposed to be fair and equitable, but seems far from it. It's clear from the map that the main indicator of band will be where you live.....end of.
Dublin = More Expensive; Mayo = Less Expensive.

Honestly, a window tax would give a better indicator of the worth of your house/property.

On reflection, this can't be the end of the story. They had a seperate rate for houses over 1 million in value - this is not reflected on the map provided. It must just be an extremely (extremely) loose (and useless) guide.

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