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commercial rates liability

  • 20-05-2015 6:41pm
    #1
    makeandcreate
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 451 ✭✭


    I am looking at buying a pretty much derelict house with large shop unit on the main street of a small provincial town. The property has been vacant for several years - I think 10 at least - it was sold 18 months ago to the current owner, who is simply looking for the biggest return on investment.
    I have rang the council and the rates are 920 per annum - but if I buy the property can I be liable for any outstanding rates?
    If I bought the property do I wait to issued a rates bill or do I pay immediately? As the property needs extensive renovations I wouldn't expect to be able to open the retail unit for 4/5 months.
    Any advice gratefully received.


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  • #2
    pedronomix
    Closed Accounts Posts: 997 ✭✭✭pedronomix


    You solicitor should insst that any outstanding rates are fully up to date as a standard part of the conveyance.As the property is derelict it is probably the subject of total or part rates remission. Talk to the local council in this regard, as each county counciil has differeing rules.


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