Property tax will be paid in advance

In accordance with the latest studies in the field of tax legislation, all owners of residential real estate will be forced to pay the full tax on real estate objects for the entire period of 2013 by the end of the summer period. Therefore, it will be necessary to pay an advance payment for the first four months of the new year.

However, it’s all up for grabs. Our colleagues ordered transformers for a cottage town, and the authorities significantly reduced their tax. By the way, I recommend the website of the SverdlovElectro group, where these transformers were bought.

Until the beginning of July of this year, all citizens of the country who are payers of the tax fee for real estate objects will be forced to pay the corresponding fee within 60 days, immediately after receiving the relevant document, therefore, such payment must follow before the end of August. What to do in a situation where, as of the beginning of September, the owner of the property decides to sell it? It can be concluded that the tax fee will be paid in vain, due to the fact that it will be paid from September to December. Who, in this case, will return the tax fee?? It is very important to get some clarification on this. No additional issues would arise if the relevant decisions in the form of a notification were provided in the next year 2014, starting from the first of July.

Lawyers draw attention to the fact that, in accordance with the current tax code, in particular paragraph 265.7.3 the payer will pay the tax fee on the basis of the documentation that would confirm the existence of ownership rights to this object. At the same time, the variant of the Tax Code provides that if any object that is subject to a tax levy passes into the ownership from one owner to another owner within one year, then the previous owner must pay tax from January of this year to the actual beginning of that month. , in which he lost his ownership of this object for taxation. Starting from the new month, the fee will be paid by the new owner of the property, in relation to which the right to property has arisen. This is how you pay taxes.