Monday, December 19, 2016

20 chambers triple IMI for houses in ruins – the Observer

In the next year, 20 local authorities will charge the rate of IMI (Municipal Tax of real Estate) homes vacant or in ruins. The information is advanced by the Cash/the Daily News, which cites data from the Ministry of Finance.

Among the chambers that have reported to the tax authorities intended to apply the rate of IMI is highest, are some of the main municipalities of the country in population, such as Lisbon, Porto, Cascais, Sintra and Almada

the application of The higher rate, triple the normal rate for real estate and urban slums is expected a few years ago in the code of the IMI, but the measure has gained a new momentum this year when the companies supplying electricity, gas and water they had to communicate to the authorities the cases of absence of contract provision or when consumption is abnormally low.

based on this information, the authorities may inform the Finance of the intention to apply the rate to triple, but its billing is not automatic. Before the buildings were considered to be derelict will be promoted and a hearing, to the owners, who will have the opportunity to explain if the property is or is not used.

based on this information, the cameras can then communicate to the tax authorities if they intend to make use of the possibility to apply the IMI triple ( compared to the normal rate that you define for the remaining urban buildings) these buildings vacant or in ruins. However, the worsening of the tax is not of automatic application, for a time the buildings were considered to be derelict it is necessary to pass by a process that includes hearing, to the owners, giving them the opportunity to justify if the building has or does not use.

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