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LPT exemption on new house bought in 2013

hkjohn · 2022-01-17 11:53:34

Was told a few years back that the exemption on the LPT for such properties expired in 2020, but have still not received a bill. Anyone know whether the exemption has been extended or whether i will have to pay retrospectively Apologies if question has been asked before - a link to the earlier answer will be great

17-01-2022 11:53am

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hkjohn

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Was told a few years back that the exemption on the LPT for such properties expired in 2020, but
have still not received a bill. Anyone know whether the exemption has been extended or whether i
will have to pay retrospectively

Apologies if question has been asked before - a link to the earlier answer will be great

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#2 17-01-2022 11:55am

XsApollo

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Yes it comes into effect this year, paid my own this year for a property bought in 2013.
if you log onto LPT page on myaccount it should show if it’s still exempt or due.

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#3 17-01-2022 6:27pm

hkjohn

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Cheers, X

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