TAXATION: A high property tax in Saint-Martin but which has not changed for more than 10 years

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Meeting on December 19 in plenary session, the elected representatives of the territorial council voted the rate of the property tax on built properties for the year 2022 at 47,30%.

According to the property tax observatory carried out by the national union of property owners (Unpi) in the 50 most populous cities of France, the community of Saint-Martin is ranked 21st just behind the municipalities of Rennes and the Mans where the levy rate is practically the same, namely 47,52 and 47,46% respectively. Half of the cities in the ranking have a rate greater than 45%, including a dozen a rate greater than 50%.

In mainland France, the property tax is also 47,30% in five municipalities: Nantheuil de Thiviers in the Dordogne, Saint-Hilaire en Woevre in the Meuse, Dommartin in the Somme, Bire sous Matha in Charente-Martinine and Serevillers in the Oise . In another ten municipalities, it is almost similar (between 47,29 and 47,32%).

According to the Unpi observatory, the five cities with more than 50 inhabitants where the property tax is the highest are Angers (000%), Amiens (56,42%), Grenoble (55,87%) , Le Havre (54,67%) and Nîmes (54,46%). Conversely, the five cities where owners pay the lowest property taxes are Paris (53,37%), Boulogne Billancourt (14,13%), Nanterre (15,72%), Lyon (21,3, 29,87%) and Annecy (historic territory-30,53%).

If the property tax of the community of Saint-Martin appears to be one of the highest among those of the 50 most populous cities in mainland France, it has not changed since 2008; in 2009, elected officials had already voted for this rate of 47,30%. In the 50 cities of the Unpi ranking, changes vary from 11,1 to 37,5% over the last few years.

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