Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

It depends on when the geothermal heat pump arrives. Actually hoping for September :cool: The submission deadline is until the end of October?

Yes, it is until the end of October 2022.

Yes, there is. The tax office apparently learns about the completion from the building authority and then gets in touch.

And how? Carrier pigeons? Smoke signals? They surely won’t be networked? With building permits, the forestry office and the building authority were definitely not networked at all. Everything had to be sent by mail and at least 3 copies had to be attached...

And how? Carrier pigeons? Smoke signals? They surely aren’t networked? At the time of the building permit, the forestry office and the building authority were definitely not networked at all. Everything had to be sent by mail and at least 3 copies had to be attached...

Maybe by mail? Or email? They didn't tell me. In any case, the forestry office knew about our new building without us telling them. It can only have come from the building authority. They probably routinely forward that after the construction completion notification.

Usually, the reassessment takes place within 1-2 years after construction. Everything must be filled out again...

The entered data will be saved and would then only need to be updated.

Overall, I found the property tax declaration very simple. Anyone who has a land register excerpt in hand needs 5-10 minutes for it.

The entered data is saved and would then only need to be updated. Overall, I found the property tax declaration very simple. If you have a land register excerpt in hand, it only takes 5-10 minutes.

This is how it was for me this morning as well. I had the instructions for the forms open in parallel, so it was manageable. The biggest stumbling block was "Share belonging to the economic unit: numerator" and "...: denominator". People just write down: Do you own the damn thing completely: Yes/No If no: To what percentage: Numerator and denominator, damn...

The biggest stumbling block was "Numerator of the share belonging to the economic unit: numerator" and "...: denominator".
People, just write it down simply: Do you fully own the damn thing: Yes/No
If no: To what percentage:

Numerator and denominator, ugh...

The ownership shares are listed in the land register in fractions. You simply adopt them 1:1 like that.

I was more irritated by the numerator/denominator topic in the area of property designation because it is very simple for us (district 12, plot 123). However, especially in older properties, you often find plot numbers also in fractional form. This probably often occurs in condominiums as well.
Well, I had to look it up briefly.