Maintain one permanent file containing official tax assessments, payment receipts, Land Office records, bank evidence, contracts and calculations. Reconcile each payment to the property, period, taxpayer and transaction rather than relying on screenshots or informal summaries.
Which records belong in the file?
- official assessments;
- tax and duty receipts;
- Land Office transfer receipts;
- bank payment evidence;
- supporting contracts and calculations.
How should the file be indexed?
- property identifier;
- tax period;
- payer and recipient;
- amount and payment date;
- authority reference.
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Keep a permanent tax file.
Reconcile every receipt to the property and transaction.
Review money guidanceFrequently asked questions
Which tax records should owners keep?
Keep official assessments, payment receipts, transfer records and supporting calculations connected with the property.
Should records be retained after sale?
Yes. Preserve the acquisition, ownership and sale file.
Can old online summaries replace official records?
No. Use current authority guidance and transaction documents.
Sources & References
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