property tax
Tax haven property markets thrive as political scrutiny grows Reuters 01.10.2012 | Assessed value of Ontario homes to rise, property tax may follow The Globe And Mail 26.09.2012 |
 (Reuters) - A judicial crackdown and mounting political pressure on legal tax avoidance are failing to deter companies from setting up in European tax havens. |  Ontario homeowners will see the determined value of their houses rise 4.5 per cent in each of the next four years — and may face tax increases as a result — following a report that found property values have risen 18 per cent since the last update in 2008. |
Malaysian property tax 'may be extended' Property Showroom 26.09.2012 | Property tax reforms mean higher bills for some CBC 14.09.2012 |
 There is the possibility that the Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) levied by the Malaysian government could be extended when the 2013 budget is unveiled later this week. |  The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says New Brunswick's new approach to property taxes will mean higher bills for people who live in fast-growing urban areas, such as Dieppe. |
New French property tax 'should not affect market too much' Property Showroom 29.08.2012 | Toronto Mayor asks city manager to budget for property-tax freeze The Mail and Globe 15.07.2012 |
 The new taxes being levied on foreign owners of French property are not likely to affect the market too much, according to one local real estate agent. |  Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has formally asked the city manager for a two-year property-tax freeze starting in 2014, the year he stands for re-election, The Globe and Mail has learned. |
Italians Dodge Property Tax In Test For Monti’s Austerity National Post 15.07.2012 | |
 Luciano Di Pardo, a lawyer in Milan, is dodging Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti’s new real estate tax. |  While Austin, Texas real estate has remained relatively strong, including the market for Austin luxury homes, the national real estate market also is beginning to show signs of improvement. |
Italians Dodge Property Tax In Test For Monti’s Austerity Bloomberg 22.06.2012 | Government rolls back TDS on property sales ZEEBIZ 08.05.2012 |
 Luciano Di Pardo, a lawyer in Milan, is dodging Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti’s new real estate tax. |  New Delhi: The government Monday rolled back the proposed one percent tax deduction at source (TDS) on transfer of immovable property. |
