It is worth recalling that the councillors adopted a resolution exempting the following from property tax:

  • residential buildings or residential parts thereof, except those used for conducting business activity
  • other land.

The resolution enters into force on 1 January 2015. The justification for the resolution is the fact that the municipality’s financial situation and reduced debt have created conditions in which residents should feel the benefits.

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The resolution introducing an exemption from property tax for residential buildings or parts thereof and other land is intended to limit migration and increase the city’s attractiveness among potential new residents. It may also lead to an influx of new investors and the creation of new jobs. An increase in the number of residents will result in higher revenues in the future, arising from payments of personal income tax (PIT) in the new place of residence, which in turn will improve the quality of life of residents of the Bolesławiec Urban Municipality. The tax exemption is also an incentive to decide to purchase building plots, construct single-family homes and settle in the city of Bolesławiec.

“Other taxes will once again remain frozen,” Bolesławiec Mayor Piotr Roman reports.

commissioned information: Bolesławiec City Hall