cazzak79 wrote: » My parents are 82 and 76 they live in a farm house that's been in my dads family since 1800's it's not massive or anything don't think it's ever been valued How are they going to value house?
dvpower wrote: » Try the property prices database for similar properties in a similar area or even try Daft or MyHome. Or look at the home insurers rebuilding costs tables and adjust for the condition of the property and land valuation.
Ghandee wrote: » Homeowners have to do the donkey work for the imbeciles in Kildare street again? Are you guys for real?
Bishop_Donal wrote: » Looks like my prediction of 5th September 2012 is pretty close on one count anyway!!Budget 2013 (i.e. Dec 2012) predictions: Taxation measures (Eur1,250m): - Household Property Tax (average Eur350 per house) = yield 500m - Excise / Duties (petrol +10c pl; cigs +50c +15c a pint) = yield 250m - Income Tax (reduce PAYE allowance by 250; pers allow / bands) = yield 500m Expenditure measures (Eur2,300m): - Health = Yield 700m - Social Welfare = Yield 900m (possibly incl USC charge?) - Education = Yield 300m - Bits and pieces from wherever = Yield 400m And the fight will be over: - The Eur350 property tax.
tayto lover wrote: » Congrats on that. You'll probably get a big kiss from Enda for being nearest
Bishop_Donal wrote: » Hopefully I'll get one from Happy Gilmore as well!! This progress couldn't have been achieved without his brave support (despite the fact that I suspect there is more resistance in Labour to this proposal than there is in FG).
Le_Dieux wrote: » On the 'taxation measures': Can't understand the logic of upping the price of fuel again - though I do notice no mention of diesel. Upping that and inflation kicks in, leisure driving drops off, resulting in less VAT on fuel etc. On the fags? They will ( pardon the pun) kill the goose who laid the golden egg here. Imports will flood in, and also people will stop smoking, resulting ( AGAIN) in drop off in VAT intake. I don't drink ( much) so cannot really comment on that. This bunch really have no idea of reality. AGAIN ( ignore this Lugha) I mention the bus....what's better a half filled bus at €5/ticket or a full bus at €4???
tayto lover wrote: » "It's either Frankfurt's way or Labour's way"
Bishop_Donal wrote: » And Labour's it is (as if it was Frankfurt's Social Welfare would be addressed properly for once and for all).
dvpower wrote: » Run out of arguments? Try insults instead!
dvpower wrote: » Some people want everything just handed to them.
Bullseye1 wrote: » You will recall your post directed to me claimed I had a "warped" mind.
dxhound2005 wrote: » And you would be particularly naive to believe anyone who tells you that HHC will be defeated.
dxhound2005 wrote: » It probably would have been valued for the purpose of the calculation of inheritance tax at some point. It certainly would have been valued for the purpose of the calculation of Domestic Rates up until 1977, your parents may remember that. Not relevant now of course. I suppose the easiest way to self value a property would be for the owner to (honestly) assess the price they would expect to get if it went on the market. There is some guidance available now from actual prices achieved in the last couple of years.http://www.propertypriceregister.ie/website/npsra/pprweb.nsf/PPR?OpenForm
Bullseye1 wrote: » Guess what Phil Hogan is?
dvpower wrote: » Landlords do have to pay the property tax.
dvpower wrote: » Yes. Pretty much all of the 81 year old people I know pay income tax on their pension income.
darkhorse wrote: » Obviously, your 81 year old friends have income other than a DSP pension, thats why they are paying tax.
Hijpo wrote: » So we shouldnt have a tax thats implemented in 10 EU states, but we should have a property tax because other countries in europe have it?
dvpower wrote: » Why would you think that?
Le_Dieux wrote: » I would agree with Your post Ghandee, BUT I shudder what will a) replace the loss of income in the abolition of the PT/HHC ( because believe me, the bastards waiting in the wing WILL slap the ordinary guy in the street with some sort of 'tax') & b) While I can see a FF in govt. come the next election, I would be MOST uncomfortable if they were in 'bed' with SF. For me, I sincerely hope Róisín Shortall resigns from the party who stabbed Her repeatedly in the back and starts a new party.
Bishop_Donal wrote: » And if it was Frankfurt's Social Welfare would be addressed properly for once and for all.
Hijpo wrote: » Maybe they are the kind who "retired" from a public sector job and got a cushy few hours in a library.
