According to the reform carried out by the state, a person can own not only his apartment, but also the land on which the house is located. But rights are also associated with obligations, for example, with the need to pay taxes. And so that you are not forced to pay extra money, you need to know how the land tax is calculated.
It is necessary
- - calculator;
- - data on the area of the house and land.
Instructions
Step 1
Find out the area of your apartment and all living quarters of your apartment building. The first indicator is on your title deed, and the second can be found in your management company. There you can also get information regarding the cadastral property of land. If the relevant cost document has not yet been completed, you will not be able to calculate the tax.
Step 2
Divide the area of your apartment by the area of all premises in the building. Then multiply this figure by the value of the land under the house, as well as by a factor of 0.1, which is the current rate for calculating the land tax. Thus, you will receive the amount that you have to pay in a year. However, you do not need to complete any paperwork yourself. The tax office itself will send you a notification with information about how much and how to pay. But you can check your calculations with what the tax office will send you.
Step 3
If you have a land plot in a gardening partnership, then in this case the tax is calculated in a slightly different way. You can find out the cadastral value of your land at your local office of the Federal Cadastre Agency. There you will be given a certificate with this information. You will need to present a certificate of title to the land. After that, make a tax calculation, only without taking into account the area of the building - it does not matter whether you have a house on the site or not. The tax rate may also differ from the above, as it depends on how the land is used. You can clarify this indicator with the tax authority at your place of residence, including by phone.
Step 4
If you purchased land in the middle of the year, then you will only pay tax for the months that you owned it. In this case, the resulting tax amount must be divided by 12 and multiplied by the number of months of ownership in a year.
