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My father-in-law until 2017 lived in the village. Then he got sick and went to another city, and the farm, which had been swept away, stayed that way.
While he was alive, he still paid the bills for it. But the father-in-law died last year, in the fall. Now nobody lives on that farm, his wife has lived elsewhere.
Now, as we drove to clean the graves, we also went to that farm. And what do you think? Neighbors delivered a document in the mail that the deceased had to pay for handling garbage and trash. I received bills for the deceased.
That load is so fun that it consists of two parts, fixed and variable. Variable: If you are loading a container, you must remove it, etc. If you don’t accumulate trash, pay only a fixed part. No one cares that the farm is collapsed and uninhabited. When we begin to interpret, let’s say, the owner, user or authorized person has to pay.
The letters continue, since his death that fall. That supposedly nothing terrible died here, the heirs will pay. But the inheritance has yet to be resolved due to quarantine!
The farm is like hanging in the air. Who owns it now? And for what waste does the deceased have to pay?
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Representatives of the company that manages the waste in the area where the farm is located stated that, according to the law, the owner data is changed only when the new owner appears.
“The local rate is established in accordance with the provisions of the Waste Management Law. According to this law, the owners of real estate objects or authorized persons are responsible for paying the local rate established by the municipality.
Payers of local tolls (owners of real estate objects or authorized persons) are determined according to data from the Real Estate Registry of the State Business Registry Center. Note that the data in this public record about the object (owner or other data) has no direct connection to changes in the Population Register.
Therefore, in the event of the owner’s death, the data is changed only after the new owner has recorded these changes in the public registry. According to the jurisprudence of the courts, the data provided in the state public registers are considered correct until they are disputed.
For these reasons, if the real data related to the real estate object changes, if it is not yet registered or it is not possible to register it quickly in the public registry, it is possible to request it from the regional waste management center that administers the rate, “said the representative. .
Local property tax applies if it is subject to tax under applicable law. The UAB Panevėžio Regional Waste Management Center is one of the first in the country to negotiate with the State Center for Business Registries regarding the regular provision of changes in the data of the Real Estate Registry (owner, purpose of the object, etc.). However, when such data is provided to the company, if the actual condition or parameters of the real estate differ from the data specified in the Real Estate Registry, local taxpayers are required to contact the Regional Management Center of Waste from the UAB Panevėžio and obtain the actual data and supporting documents.
Payment notices provide information about the amount of the mandatory tax calculated for the object during the tax period. The fact of the death of the owner of the house would result in the local toll for the object not being recovered from that person.
In practice, there are cases where payment messages do not reach toll payers due to an unmarked or unsupported mailbox to send to the address. Therefore, it is possible to submit a request to the Department of Administration and Control of Rates of the UAB Regional Center for Waste Management of Panevėžio (by email or ordinary mail, by phone; after the quarantine period and upon arrival at departments that operate in municipal centers) and request a free service: notification of payment by email.
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