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Russians reminded about the deadline for payment of property taxes

Property taxes must be paid by December 1. On the last day, sites and banks are overloaded, so experts advise not to postpone payment until the deadline.

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Russians reminded about the deadline for payment of property taxes

Property taxes must be paid by December 1. On the last day, sites and banks are overloaded, so experts advise not to postpone payment until the deadline.

From December 2, for each day of delay, penalties begin to accrue - about 47 kopecks from every thousand rubles of debt. If 10 thousand rubles are in debt, penalties will amount to about 4.7 rubles per day, or 140 rubles per month. With a debt of 50 thousand rubles - about 700 rubles a month.

Paying in advance helps to avoid additional costs. Keeping track of deadlines is for all taxpayers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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