Easier Access to Local Tax Interpretations in EUREKA System
This law will make it easier for citizens and businesses to access information on how local authorities interpret regulations concerning local taxes, such as property or agricultural tax. Instead of searching in many places, all these interpretations will be available in one national EUREKA system. This will make it easier to check if authorities apply regulations uniformly and avoid misunderstandings, increasing legal certainty.
Key points
All interpretations regarding local taxes (e.g., property, agricultural, transport taxes) issued by municipalities and districts will be available in one central EUREKA system.
Citizens and businesses will gain easier access to knowledge about the application of tax law, which will help in decision-making and financial planning.
Municipal and district offices will send their interpretations to the National Tax Information, which will handle their anonymization and publication.
The new rules will cover interpretations issued from January 1, 2025, and all future ones, ensuring consistency of information.
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