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Local taxes
Local taxes and fees, tax on immovable property, obligations to the municipality, procedures and fees by local unit, and the information a business should ask for.
Key issues
- Local taxes and fees
- Tax on immovable property
- Obligations to the municipality
- Procedures and fees by local unit
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to the questions businesses ask us most often on this topic. Treatment can differ for each business. For your case, write to us.
Usually tax on immovable property (buildings and land), the signage tax, fees for municipal services such as cleaning, and a tax for occupying public space where it is used.
In the municipal council's decision on local taxes and fees, published on the municipality's website, or at the municipality's local tax office.
Yes. Each municipality sets its taxes and fees within the limits of the law, and they often vary by area, type of activity and size of business.
Check in the lease who pays the property tax and fees, and whether the premises have arrears. Business fees, such as the signage tax, are usually in the name of the business operating there.
Ask the municipality's local tax office for a certificate or statement of obligations. Some municipalities also offer online services for checking them.
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