Property owners are advised to verify the following data:
– TIN;
– Full name of the owner or name of the legal entity;
– Area of property and land plots;
– Purpose of the objects;
– Shares;
– Dates of acquisition and disposal;
– Other necessary information.
This information is important for the accurate and quality automated calculation of the tax on residential and non-residential properties for the year 2026.
The State Tax Service urges taxpayers to verify their data to avoid errors in tax assessments.
We remind you that according to tax legislation, the calculation and assessment of property tax is carried out by tax authorities, and taxpayers are required to pay only the assessed amount within the established timeframe.
In addition, the Tax Service is actively working on implementing a system for the automatic assessment of tax on residential and non-residential properties. In 2025, the first phase of the technical implementation of changes in tax legislation regarding the automatic assessment of tax on residential real estate was successfully completed. In 2026, the second phase of implementing this system for non-residential properties is underway.
