Tomašević: We Are Raising Real Estate Taxes to the Maximum
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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.
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 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…
Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević is in the Podbrežje neighborhood of New Zagreb on Tuesday, where work is underway on the construction of a residential and commercial building intended for affordable rent. In the midst of the real estate crisis and banks' announcements of raising interest rates for housing loans, the City of Zagreb continues with this major project with additional investments in social and housing policy by constructing new facil…
It should be emphasized that the tax increase would not affect all property owners.
– Real estate tax is paid only by those who do not use these apartments for living at all or use them for so-called short-term rental, i.e. on Airbnb, Booking and other platforms. All those who put these apartments up for long-term rent do not pay real estate tax – explained Tomašević
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