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Property Taxes in 2025: Responsibilities, Timings, and Amounts for Payers

Tax Rate Adjustment Leads to Increased Inquiries: The treasury has seen an uptick in questions following the 1st amendment to the tax rate bylaw on June 20, 2025 and the subsequent notice on August 28. Here's a breakdown of the payments due:

Property Taxes in 2025: Selection of Taxpayers, Due Dates, and Amounts Due
Property Taxes in 2025: Selection of Taxpayers, Due Dates, and Amounts Due

Property Taxes in 2025: Responsibilities, Timings, and Amounts for Payers

News Article: Changes to Real Estate Tax and Deadlines for Payments

In a recent development, citizens residing in the area are advised of changes to the real estate tax and deadlines for payments.

The new real estate tax amount, following a tax rate increase, is due on November 15, 2025. If an existing SEPA direct debit mandate is in place, the amounts for the new tax and the additional payment resulting from the first three installments of the year will be automatically deducted.

For those who do not have a direct debit set up, it's important to note that the fees for waste disposal, street cleaning, and possibly winter service from the main assessment notice of February 2025 should be added to determine the total sum for November.

Regarding the August 15, 2025, deadline, this is for the additional payment resulting from the first three installments of the year, where the tax rate increase could not be considered. Payments received by the treasury before July 4, 2025, have already been taken into account for this deadline.

It's worth mentioning that there is a deadline for a Differential Payment on October 1, 2025. However, the article does not provide information about the nature of the Differential Payment or how it is composed.

The treasury has been receiving an increased number of inquiries regarding the specified deadlines following the notification of August 28, 2025. For any questions or clarifications, you can contact the Department of Taxes and Levies at T: 0335 552-2041 / -2042 / -2043 or via email at steuern@ourwebsite.

It's also important to note that the responsibility for taxes and levies at a specific location is typically held by the local tax authority or tax office (Finanzamt) relevant to that area, or by designated tax advisory institutions such as tax consulting firms, which manage and coordinate tax matters for individuals or companies.

The first amendment of the tax rate ordinance was made on June 20, 2025. For more detailed information, we recommend contacting the relevant authorities or consulting with a tax advisor.

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