Zagreb with a 60% Tax Increase on Empty Apartments and High Rents
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Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević announced today an increase in the so-called real estate tax from five to eight euros per square meter per year, which represents a 60 percent increase. With this measure, the city government wants to encourage owners of empty apartments to rent out their properties long-term, as they are exempt from this tax, and thus contribute to reducing rents.
Zagrebački gradonačelnik Tomislav Tomašević najavio je u utorak povećanje poreza na nekretnine s pet na osam eura po četvornome metru godišnje, što je zakonski maximum, te objavu prijedloga List stanova za priuštivi najam, obilazeći u zagrebačkom naselju Podbrežje […] Objava Tomašević najavio maksimalno povećanje poreza na nekretnine. Želi potaknuti dugoročni najam pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
ZAGREB Mayor Tomislav Tomašević has announced an increase in real estate taxes from the current five to eight euros per square meter per year, which is an increase of 60 percent. This is the highest amount allowed by law.
Povećanje poreza predložit će se na sjednici Gradske skupštine u četvrtak, a njime Grad želi potaknuti vlasnike praznih stanova da ih stave u dugoročni najam.
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DnevnikZagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević announced today an increase in the so-called real estate tax from five to eight euros per square meter per year, which represents a 60 percent increase. With this measure, the city government wants to encourage owners of empty apartments to rent out long-term, which are exempt from this tax, and thus contribute to reducing rents.
Source: Media servis The Zagreb City Administration will propose to the Assembly an increase in real estate taxes, announced Tomašević. This is the highest amount allowed by law, and the tax would apply to…
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