When a property is being sold the Local Property Tax for the calendar year in which it is being sold is apportioned / divided between the vendor and the purchaser at the date of the sale. But how can the purchaser be sure that the property is correctly valued for Local Property Tax purposes and.
Local Property Tax (LPT)
If you have any queries about Local Property Tax ( LPT) or any property matter, or if you would like a detailed quotation please Contact Us.
Non Principal Primary Residence (NPPR) Tax
Certificate of Exemption / Certificate of Discharge Contact Us.
Correct Property Boundaries
Lately we have seen a number of issues arising regarding property boundaries, which can become problematic if left unresolved. When buying property, we recommend that a purchaser would have their surveyor check the Land Registry compliant map which will be provided by the vendor`s solicitors. Ask the surveyor to ensure that the boundaries are correctly.
Outlays likely to arise when selling a property
All fees and outlays required to complete a property sale are payable on closing, therefore it is essential that you would include them in your property sale budget. Typical fees and outlays that arise in addition to a solicitor’s fees on a sale include Lender Fees – if your property is mortgaged, lenders typically charge.
Outlays payable when purchasing property
All fees and outlays required to complete a property purchase are payable in advance of closing, therefore it is essential that you would include them in your property purchase budget. Typical fees and outlays that arise in addition to a solicitor’s fees on a purchase include Stamp Duty – the value up to €1,000,000 is.