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And what do you do in case of a mistake?
This is how you will deal with demands for the payment of levies
In many cases, local authorities ask real estate buyers to pay for various things, unjustly. How to react and why it is important to use a lawyer who specializes in the field from the beginning? Here are some answers that can save you a lot of money and heartache.
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Sunday, 27 June 2021, 17:04 Updated: 17:07
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In the video: How do you deal with demands from the local authority for levy payments?
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One of the most frustrating things when buying a property is to suddenly discover that there are additional costs, taxes and levies that need to be paid. But there is no shortage of cases in which the payment in question was imposed on the buyers - unjustly.
Therefore, it is important to know and check what you are paying for and in order to put things in order he came to the studio of Adv. Moshe Yemin, who accompanies many buyers and sellers in real estate transactions and first explained what the costs associated with buying or selling a property are: Significant amounts are divided between taxes, levies, mandatory payments such as attorney's fees, a broker and mortgage adviser, or a commission for opening a case at the bank
. In addition, development levies, water, sewage and others, and fees, such as property registration, approval fees that the authorities give, etc. "
What is the approval that needs to be obtained from the local authority, and why do I even need it?
"The approval is required by the registry, the land registrar. Through it the authority confirms that everything required regarding the property has been paid (or there is no such debt) and there is an authorization to make its transfer. It is a kind of passive collection enforcement and there is no difference in law. He will always demand these permits. "
So how can there be a situation where the local authority is wrong in charging the levies that apply to us, or at all wrong in charging us?
"The calculation error can be created because the development levy is calculated per square meter of construction and per square meter of plot. If there was an error in measuring the property, there will be a trailing error. Another and more frequent parameter in terms of errors is when the debt was formed in the specific levy. If the mistake is made, you can legally attack the matter - or pay and then demand a refund, or file an administrative petition in which the court declares that the authority can not collect the levy from the client. A local authority never acknowledges its mistake and will always negotiate in an attempt To receive some amount, assuming that the client does not have time and he wants to compromise and shorten procedures. "
And if he does not want to compromise, what do you do?
"As a lawyer who specializes in the levy niche and mandatory payments to local authorities, I know in advance if there is a problem on the way, if the authority made an early mistake and did not collect and now it will want to do so. Turning to a lawyer who specializes can prevent problems .
Moshe Yemin - Law Office
Phone: 09-8657257
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