Property tax revaluation deferred 2016 to 2019

[Brendan Burgess]

Property tax revaluation 2016 to 2019

 

[asdfg]

Does this mean that those who were exempt from property tax incl those that purchased
a house in 2013 will continue to be exempt to 2019

 

[rob oyle]

Does this mean that those who were exempt from property tax incl those that purchased
a house in 2013 will continue to be exempt to 2019

No, just the rate applied will be the same as it would have been if the exemption hadn't applied.

 

[koby]

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but the following was in the Irish Times recently (). Maybe in error though as I can't find anything else about this on the net.

>>A further 10,000 were exempt due to a separate special provision which effectively meant that anyone buying a home in 2013 did not have to pay the tax.

This was originally introduced for first-time buyers only but was extended subsequently to anyone buying a house in 2013 as a primary residence. This exemption – applying to those who bought in that year – will now continue until the end of October 2019.

 

[Sophrosyne]

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but the following was in the Irish Times recently (). Maybe in error though as I can't find anything else about this on the net.

>>A further 10,000 were exempt due to a separate special provision which effectively meant that anyone buying a home in 2013 did not have to pay the tax.

This was originally introduced for first-time buyers only but was extended subsequently to anyone buying a house in 2013 as a primary residence. This exemption – applying to those who bought in that year – will now continue until the end of October 2019.

Yes.

If it is enacted, the exemption period will be extended to 1 November 2019.

This is a link to the Explanatory Memorandum.