Property tax when a house is demolished and turned into a parking lot is charged.…

In the case of your land, until last year, special provisions (reduction measures) of the tax standard were applied as residential land, but as of January 1, this year (the due date), the house was demolished and used as a parking lot. Because of this, special provisions for residential land are no longer available this year.
The increase in property tax compared to last year is that the increase in tax due to the inability to receive special provisions for residential land, rather than a decrease in tax due to demolishing a house. It seems to be due to
As mentioned above, those who have changed the use of land, demolished houses, or those who have newly built or expanded houses will change their property tax and city planning tax from the following fiscal year. The tax statement is attached to the tax payment letter of advice for property tax and city planning tax, so please check the contents.
In addition, if this parking lot is used for business purposes, property tax will be levied on structures such as asphalt pavement as depreciable assets, so an annual declaration is required.
In addition to the declaration of depreciable assets, if there is a change in the use of land, houses, etc., or if you have any questions about the taxation statement, please contact theTax Division City Depreciable Assets Center (Tel: 045-671-4384) for depreciable assets until the property tax charge.