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Property Tax - Valuation

godtabh · 2017-09-18 21:16:02

ABout the buy a new (second hand house) and I asked the solicitor what the property tax would be. He wasnt sure but suggested that as the previous owner was exempt and gave us a figure. This figure wasn't the same as the sale price. I assume the property tax should be based on the sale price even though the next valuation…

18-09-2017 9:16pm

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godtabh

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ABout the buy a new (second hand house) and I asked the solicitor what the property tax would be.

He wasnt sure but suggested that as the previous owner was exempt and gave us a figure.

This figure wasn't the same as the sale price.

I assume the property tax should be based on the sale price even though the next valuation isnt till November '19?

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Property Tax is currently based on the valuation of the property as of May 2013 when the Property Tax was first introduced.

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