Question for Nigel
Posted: 03 Oct 2013 11:18
Nigel,
from your newsletter, you state the following :
How much Immovable Property Tax (IPT) will I pay?
The amount of tax you pay will be calculated by an Inland Revenue officer and will be based on the total 1980 value of all the properties registered in your name as shown on their Title Deeds – or more correctly the ‘Certificate of Registration of Immovable Property’ – in Greek ‘Πιστοποιητικό Εγγραφής Ακίνητης Ιδιοκτησίας’.
For example, if a property is registered in a single name and has a 1980 value of €60,000, its owner will be asked to pay:
On the first €40,000 – 0.6% = €240
On the next €20,000 – 0.8% = €160
Total IPT payable = €400
This is useful, however, I was under the impression that you paid the tax according to the level and that is it not staggered. In other words at €60,000 you would pay the full amount at 0.8%.
Can you just confirm which it is???
After all you don't get the same grace with the 12,5000 allowance.
Cheers
Pan
from your newsletter, you state the following :
How much Immovable Property Tax (IPT) will I pay?
The amount of tax you pay will be calculated by an Inland Revenue officer and will be based on the total 1980 value of all the properties registered in your name as shown on their Title Deeds – or more correctly the ‘Certificate of Registration of Immovable Property’ – in Greek ‘Πιστοποιητικό Εγγραφής Ακίνητης Ιδιοκτησίας’.
For example, if a property is registered in a single name and has a 1980 value of €60,000, its owner will be asked to pay:
On the first €40,000 – 0.6% = €240
On the next €20,000 – 0.8% = €160
Total IPT payable = €400
This is useful, however, I was under the impression that you paid the tax according to the level and that is it not staggered. In other words at €60,000 you would pay the full amount at 0.8%.
Can you just confirm which it is???
After all you don't get the same grace with the 12,5000 allowance.
Cheers
Pan