For anybody not a secret that the real estate in Moscow is expensive. No, not so. It is VERY EXPENSIVE.
When the highest in the country average wage, 60 thousand rubles in order to purchase 1 square meter will need to save 3 years. And that would buy a modest 35 foot one you need to spend more than a hundred years! As there was in advertising – and a lifetime is not enough? It’s like one of those times. However, most residents of the capital, anyway, already solved the housing problem. Inherited from parents, relatives, privatization, service, etc. and it would seem that this problem does not apply. But it was not there. All this is true until the recent day. After half a year the Russians will receive a notice for payment of property tax, calculated by the new methods. Authorities 28 constituent entities of the Russian Federation, including Moscow, took the decision to levy the tax is not with the book value of BTI, and at market rates.
To introduce this innovation will be gradually raising taxes by 20% per year. In the end, just five years, by 2020 we will all pay full real estate tax calculated on the cadastral valuation which will determine the state. Many have heard about it but it is not how much he will ultimately pay.
Another problem seems opaque unilateral assessment. Valuation of property for purposes of taxation will be engaged in state budget institutions, which will create in each district. Those the state will have the opportunity to designate the amount of tax it wants to collect, without taking into account market realities. Mistakes here are inevitable, given the bureaucracy of state structures to be put the complete absence of experience of similar work. Particularly hard hit by the tax could hit pensioners. Say there is no problem – a little money, leave? The problem is that a significant portion of these people earned their square footage with hard work, giving his whole life to the Soviet state, and when it was rewarded. And we have no right from them, to demand something. It was these people who built our country.
