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hamblettamaud
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Hello.
I have a house on the market. I have never lived in the property and do not intend ever to live in it, and it will remain vacant until it is sold (whenever that might be!). This is easily provable and I'm happy for it to be inspected.
Do I still have to pay rates on this property? (FYI: I live in Northern Ireland and the property is also in Northern Ireland.)
Thanks, Hamble
I have a house on the market. I have never lived in the property and do not intend ever to live in it, and it will remain vacant until it is sold (whenever that might be!). This is easily provable and I'm happy for it to be inspected.
Do I still have to pay rates on this property? (FYI: I live in Northern Ireland and the property is also in Northern Ireland.)
Thanks, Hamble
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Have you read your local council's website? Usually what happens with empty properties is explained in full.Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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Thanks, Fire Fox. No, but I will try that :-)0
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There is a poster on here who works in the rates office .Post this in the N Ireland section ."Do not regret growing older, it's a privilege denied to many"0
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