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Tax authority: Citizens can challenge property assessments
The article explains that citizens can appeal the assessed property tax through a neutral committee via an electronic application, which involves identifying the location on a map or entering it manually. They also have the right to submit a new tax declaration if they were not previously notified of the amount due. Moreover, it clarifies that the amounts paid temporarily in advance are considered payments deducted from the final tax, which will be determined based on a valuation system that divides areas into homogeneous zones and is established using multiple sources. If a citizen is dissatisfied with the assessment, they have the right to challenge it before an independent committee, which can either confirm or reduce the valuation without granting the government the right to appeal the committee’s decisions.
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