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The Media Center of the Council of Ministers denied what was reported on some websites and social media pages about the obligation of the citizen to pay 7% of the value of the property as a tax for registration in the property registry. The Media Center of the Council of Ministers contacted the Ministry of Justice, which denied these reports, confirming that it is not true. Forcing the citizen to pay 7% of the value of the property as tax to register it in the Property Registry, explaining that the fees for real estate documentation in the real estate month have been reduced to a maximum of 2000 pounds for the real estate unit , regardless of its size or economic value, in accordance with the reforms issued by Law No. 83 of 2006 on Notary Fees, as part of the state’s efforts to encourage citizens to officially register their properties.
In a related context, the real estate registration fees were changed to a fixed amount instead of the rate proportional to the property value, as the registration fees for built real estate, space land and the like were changed to 500 pounds for property whose area does not exceed 100 square meters and 1000 pounds for what does not exceed one area. Over 200 square meters, 1500 pounds for an area not exceeding 300 square meters and 2000 pounds for any property whose area exceeds 300 square meters, in an effort to encourage people to officially register their property rather than resort to customary methods that have led to an increase in the number of Property disputes at unprecedented rates.
We call on all media and social network users to be accurate and objective in publishing news and to communicate with the competent authorities to ensure before publishing information that is not based on any fact and creates confusion among the citizens.
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