Taxpayers who own taxable properties need to verify the following data with the information system of the State Agency for Land Resources, Cadastre, Geodesy, and Cartography:
– TIN;
– full name or surname, first name, patronymic of the owner;
– area of real estate and land plots;
– purpose of the properties;
– shares;
– dates of acquisition or sale;
– other important information.
Checking this data is necessary to ensure accurate and quality automated tax assessment on residential and non-residential properties for the year 2026.
The State Tax Service urges taxpayers not to delay the verification of information to avoid errors in tax assessment.
It is worth reminding that according to the current tax legislation, the calculations and assessment of property tax are the responsibility of the tax authorities. Taxpayers are only required to pay the established tax amount on time.
In addition, the Tax Service is actively working on implementing the technical aspects of the automated tax assessment system for residential and non-residential properties. In 2025, the first phase of implementing changes in tax legislation related to the automatic assessment of tax on residential properties was successfully completed. In 2026, the second phase of automation implementation for non-residential properties continues.
