Erligheim in the tax storm: Property tax increases by up to 20 times!

Erligheim in the tax storm: Property tax increases by up to 20 times!

Erligheim, Deutschland - In Erligheim, a new regulation on property tax ensures attentive citizens. The adjustments of the heb die corridor have an important impact on the property taxpayers in the municipality, as the treasurer confirmed. The Ministry of Finance - possibly wrongly - has only taken into account those in which a measurement amount was determined in both the old and new law. This has caused many residents to expect sometimes drastic increases.

The increase is not insignificant: Around 40 percent of the land will have to pay higher annual taxes, including even three plots of land in which the tax increases by 20 times. Likewise, around 35 plots of land are expected to increase ten times. In contrast, 60 percent of the areas, as shown by Finanz expert Klein, benefit from a reduction in property tax.

The winners and losers of the regulation

Mayor Schäuffele in particular mentions commercial plots of land as well as the construction of the storey as the main profiteers of this new tax regulations. Real estate on small land, such as row houses or semi -detached houses, also fall under the "winners" of the new regulation. In contrast, there are undeveloped land and those for residential and commercial building larger losers of the adjustments.

Another aspect of the reform concerns property tax A that affects agricultural and forestry areas. Here, the evaluation regulations apply to the government, which are based on an average earnings value. In the majority of cases, the tax measurement amount is 2116 euros, which represents a decline of around 35 percent compared to the previous measurement amounts of 3238 euros.

The income from property tax A has so far been limited to around 17,000 euros annually. In order to continue to ensure expense -neutral financing, the municipal council decided to set the rate to 550 percent.

planned changes in trade tax

The trade tax in Erligheim is also on the agenda. The lifting rate has been unchanged at 350 percent since 2005. Mayor Schäuffele sees it necessary to check this for coping with growing tasks and upcoming infrastructure investments. An adaptation to 380 percent is considered justified, this is based on the lifting rates in surrounding communities, some of which are 400 percent.

In order to comprehensively inform the property owners, reference was made to the application of the Boris-BW. This central landscaping system is crucial for the advice and management of property tax matters in Baden-Württemberg. Citizens can query the specific ground land values for their parcels, which brings transparency and clarity in a complex tax environment. Further information is on www.gutachterausschuesse-bw.de/borisbw