28.11.2025 16:30
The deadline for the second installment period of property tax payments has been set for December 1, Monday. Those who do not make the payment by this date will incur a late fee of 3.5%. Payments can be made by visiting the municipality to which the property is affiliated or online through the e-Government system in municipalities that are integrated with it.
Property tax second installment payment deadline is approaching. The due date has been set for December 1, Monday. A late fee of 3.5% will be applied to those who delay their payments.
LAST 2 DAYS
The second installment payment period for property tax is coming to an end. Taxpayers need to complete their payments by December 1, Monday. Those who make payments after this date will incur a late fee of 3.5% as per the regulations.
PROPERTY TAX PAYMENT OPTIONS
Property tax can be paid both in full and in installments. Taxpayers can make their payments by visiting the municipality where the property is registered. Additionally, online payment options are available in municipalities integrated with the e-Government system. This helps to avoid long queues, especially during busy periods.
WHO IS EXEMPT FROM PROPERTY TAX?
Retirees who own a single residence not exceeding 200 square meters, as well as retired widows and orphans receiving pensions, are exempt from property tax. Additionally, individuals with disabilities, veterans, and citizens who can document that they have no income are also included in the exemption from this tax.
NO CHANGE IN PAYMENT SCHEDULE
As in previous years, property tax is paid in two installments. The first installment period is from March 1 to May 31, and the second installment period occurs in November. Normally, the due date for the second installment was November 30, but since this date falls on a Sunday, the last payment day will be applied as December 1, Monday.
HOW TO CHECK DEBT?
Citizens who want to learn whether they have any property tax debt can check their debts through the municipality where the property is registered or via the Internet Tax Office through the e-Government Gateway. The system offers a quick and practical alternative for those who do not wish to visit the municipality.