NEW REAL ESTATE TAX BILL PASSES
NEW REAL ESTATE TAX BILL PASSES
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on July 30, 2014

Published by Gbaf News
Posted on July 30, 2014

On July 3rd, a new real estate tax bill has been approved by the Cyprus Government regarding the exemption of Immovable Property Tax (IPT).
The bill allows owners of property with a value less than €200,000 to be exempt from paying IPT. Those with property of a value over €200,000 will be subject to an IPT levy of 0.1%.
Currently, IPT is calculated on the basis of 1980 valuations, subjecting property owners to tax bills between 6% and 19%.
Property valuations have now been revised to reflect 2013 valuations and not older, therefore the Government has decided to adjust tax brackets respectively.
Up to a significant 54% of property owners will be exempted from taxation this year, compared to 40% of the same last year.
Government has, reportedly, managed to reduce tax deficiencies and increase tax-exemption borders without affecting revenue targets for 2013.
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