The Land Property Tax for residential properties in the ROI is up for renewal this year.
LPT is a self assessed tax. This means that a self assessed value of your property at 1st November 2021 is required and this value will then be used to calculate the LPT for 2022 and for the next three years to 2025.
On the Revenue website there is an interactive tool and information to help you determine the value of your property and meet your LPT obligations.
The LPT Return should be submitted by 7th November 2021.
The Revenue will issue you with a letter either through the Revenue Online Service (ROS) or by post before the 1st November 2021. This will include your property ID and PIN which you will need to log in to the LPT online service.
The easiest way to submit your LPT Return and pay your LPT charge is online.
If you are unable to submit your LPT Return online, you can complete the paper Form LPT1 instead.
If you did not receive a Form LPT1 by post and are unable to submit your LPT Return online, you should contact the Revenue’s LPT Branch.
Even if your property is eligible for an exemption, you are still are required to submit your valuation to the Revenue in your LPT Return and claim the exemption in the Return.

