Many taxpayers received notices at home regarding next year’s construction tax, many not understanding why and what they should do, says Adrian Vascu, senior partner at Veridio and former president of ANEVAR, in a text on his website.
Essentially, he says, these notices, which have taken different forms from city hall to city hall, now require no action on the part of taxpayers.
In accordance with Law 252/2022, municipalities were required to notify all taxpayers of natural persons who are owners of non-residential buildings and all taxpayers of legal entities that their 5 years since the last assessment have expired.
“Without this notice, taxpayers are protected from higher tax rates if they forget to refile their assessment reports. According to him, the law was introduced to protect taxpayers from the consequences of being forgotten.
The deadline is October 31, so city halls are doing their job, and taxpayers are taking note of this document.
“We will know exactly what taxpayers should do after January 1, 2023, when we will already know what the Fiscal Code looks like in this area (while it is in the parliament). Those who are domiciled without activity as individuals and have been notified will likely declare the property as domiciled without activity again at the beginning of next year, if nothing changes in the meantime,” concludes Vascu.
Source: Hot News RO
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