Property tax deadline extended once more

Nov 1st at 09:25
01-11-2016 09:25:10+07:00

Property tax deadline extended once more

The General Department of Taxation (GDT) announced yesterday that it had extended the deadline for property tax payment to November 30 in order to give a few taxpayers who had not filed their tax more time to fulfil their tax obligations.

It is the GDT’s second postponement of the property tax this year.

Property tax is imposed on all immovable properties valued in excess of 100 million riel ($25,000).

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