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Property tax becomes a reality as Mayo homeowners receive official letters
The Government’s controversial property tax became a reality this week as homeowners across Mayo began receiving letters detailing information about the tax, how to value their property and calculate the amount of tax they owe, and how to pay. But it is estimated that it could take up to four weeks for all the letters to be issued.
Property tax estimates to be sent to homeowners by March
Home owners across Galway city and county will receive letters in March telling them how much their home is worth and how much should be paid under the property tax.
Cars, houses, students, kids, maternity leave, and old reliables hit in stinging Budget
HOUSEHOLDS were hit in the pocket last night by a tough budget that included a property tax that will start next July, a reduction in child benefit paymens, increase in student fees, cigarettes and alcohol and further cuts via the PRSI system.
Post-Olympic glow begins to diminish in the corridors of power as pressure mounts
After the political holiday season – where events such as the London Olympics provided a welcome diversion from all things political and economic – the onset of autumn and the return of the Dáil has brought us all crashing back to reality.
Older people need to be protected when framing property tax
Age Action believes that the Government must protect older people on low incomes when framing the proposed property tax.
Barrett highlights household charge exemptions
With the deadline to pay the Household Charge fast approaching, Labour councillor Harry Barrett, has urged homeowners to make sure they are in fact liable to pay the charge. Homeowners must register and pay for the charge by March 31.
Hogan announces €100 household charge
A new household charge announced by local Minister Phil Hogan is set to affect some 1.8 million households in the country with a number of exemptions for the lower paid.
Vintners call for reduction of rates and water charges to save pub trade
If Galway bars, restaurants, and hotels are to survive the recession then commercial rates and water charges must be reduced and all other local authority charges frozen.
Understanding the implications of property tax
Q: I own my own home and my elderly mother lives in a purpose built annexe on the grounds of my property. During the property boom I purchased a city centre apartment, which I rent out to students. I also have a mobile home by the sea, which we use for family holidays. How will the new property tax affect me?
Understanding the implications of property tax
Q: I own my own home and my elderly mother lives in a purpose built annexe on the grounds of my property. During the property boom I purchased a city centre apartment, which I rent out to students. I also have a mobile home by the sea, which we use for family holidays. How will the new property tax affect me?
