Do people who rent property have to pay property taxes?
Saturday, December 5th, 2009 at
7:01 pm
I know their rates will be higher because the owner has to pay property taxes but does a renter actually have to pay anything directly to the government?
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Residential tenants in the US do not pay the property taxes. Commercial real estate is often different; it’s very common for a commercial tenant to have to pay the real estate taxes.
Renters pay the property taxes indirectly. It is in the rent. But the landlord gets to deduct it from his income tax.
no it’s included in your monthly rent check I promise!
We rent but we still have to pay personal property tax. That is the tax you pay for owning a vehicle or if you own a boat also, I think. Hope that helps.