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| + | This paper reports on the research completed into the property tax practices of the following countries. | ||
| + | • Australia – 3 states | ||
| + | • Belgium | ||
| + | • Brazil | ||
| + | • Chile | ||
| + | • Czech Republic | ||
| + | • England and Wales | ||
| + | • Finland | ||
| + | • France | ||
| + | • Germany | ||
| + | • Japan | ||
| + | • Netherlands | ||
| + | • Peoples’ Republic of China | ||
| + | • Poland | ||
| + | • Russia | ||
| + | • Sweden | ||
| + | Various aspects of the property tax practices were explored including: | ||
| + | • Legislative provisions including basis of property tax system and assessment value standard. | ||
| + | • Level of government responsible for property assessment and taxation. | ||
| + | • The nature of the assessment process | ||
| + | • Range of property taxes in the various taxing jurisdictions. | ||
| + | • Reporting and compliance requirements | ||
| + | • Types of taxes based on property value | ||
| + | • Level of taxation | ||
| + | • Appeal process | ||
| + | • Local practices | ||
| + | • Comments on each property tax system | ||
| + | In total 25 different aspects of the property tax system were covered and the results are reported in two different formats: | ||
| + | A) The information for each country. | ||
| + | B) Results for each question compared to the other countries. | ||
| + | Resources | ||
| + | The compilation of this data was made possible through the following resources: | ||
| + | 1) Members of IPTI | ||
| + | 2) World Bank Reports | ||
| + | 3) Lincoln Institute of Land Policy : Comparative analysis of Property Taxes in Latin America | ||
| + | 4) Federal Land Cadastre Service of Russia: Land (Real Estate) Mass Valuation Systems for Taxation Purposes in Europe | ||
| + | 5) Bird R.M and E. Slack: International Handbook on Land and Property Taxation | ||
| + | 6) AEC-International | ||
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Project Description This paper reports on the research completed into the property tax practices of the following countries. • Australia – 3 states • Belgium • Brazil • Chile • Czech Republic • England and Wales • Finland • France • Germany • Japan • Netherlands • Peoples’ Republic of China • Poland • Russia • Sweden Various aspects of the property tax practices were explored including: • Legislative provisions including basis of property tax system and assessment value standard. • Level of government responsible for property assessment and taxation. • The nature of the assessment process • Range of property taxes in the various taxing jurisdictions. • Reporting and compliance requirements • Types of taxes based on property value • Level of taxation • Appeal process • Local practices • Comments on each property tax system In total 25 different aspects of the property tax system were covered and the results are reported in two different formats: A) The information for each country. B) Results for each question compared to the other countries. Resources The compilation of this data was made possible through the following resources: 1) Members of IPTI 2) World Bank Reports 3) Lincoln Institute of Land Policy : Comparative analysis of Property Taxes in Latin America 4) Federal Land Cadastre Service of Russia: Land (Real Estate) Mass Valuation Systems for Taxation Purposes in Europe 5) Bird R.M and E. Slack: International Handbook on Land and Property Taxation 6) AEC-International
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