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Seems like you could have the best of both worlds by making it the landlord’s responsibility and requiring them to itemize it for the renter. Also, what happen
by mikeash 8y ago
Seems like you could have the best of both worlds by making it the landlord’s responsibility and requiring them to itemize it for the renter.
Also, what happens when a property is vacant? Do taxes revert to the owner, or do they not get paid?
- clort 8y agoIn the UK, yes. The owner is responsible for council tax when a property is empty. This varies across the country, it could be totally zero rated when the property is empty and unfurnished, or it could be that you have to pay entirely. Where I live, landlords can get one month free in any 12 month period for empty (no residents) and unfurnished (except for white goods) properties.