Theme expenses arising from rent of a house It has raised many doubts since its publication. Housing Law At the BOE on May 24. Both tenants and owners are wondering how this new regulation will affect them and, above all, Who is responsible for paying Property Tax (IBI) in the case of a rental home?
First of all, it is important to clarify that IBI one annual and compulsory tax payable at the town hall Corresponds to the municipality where the house is located. This tax taxes the ownership of any rights in urban, rural or special real estate. In calculating the amount to be paid, the cadastral value of the property is taken into account and a percentage determined by the central administration is applied to each type of property, within the limits determined by each municipal council.
In case of payment of IBI House for rentIt is possible for both the landlord and the tenant to reach an agreement on the rental agreement.. Both parties can agree on who will be responsible for this tax and even split the payment between both parties. But, It is important that this clause is clearly stated and detailed in the lease, including the exact amount of IBI.. If this responsibility for payment is not agreed upon by the tenant in the contract, the landlord will be the one who should be responsible for the IBI.
Distribution of other expenses in the lease agreement
In addition to IBI, Other costs to be taken into account in the contract rent. Although there is no single formula, the Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU) recommends the cost-sharing scheme that is generally the most common in rental agreements.
owners Will be responsible for paying IBI-related expenses, Neighborhood association, insurance and garbage collection fee.
On the other hand, tenants will undertake payment of individually metered rates such as electricity, water, gas, internet.
It is important to pay attention These distributions may vary depending on what is agreed between the parties in the lease.. It is therefore recommended that both parties carefully review the contract and reach a clear, written agreement on the distribution of costs.
In conclusion, Payment of IBI in a rented house can be agreed between the landlord and the tenant in the rental agreement.. However, if it is not expressly agreed, it will be the owner who will assume this responsibility. It is also essential to take into account the distribution of other costs in the contract, to prevent misunderstandings and to ensure a fair and equitable relationship between both parties.