Fastighetsskatt

I denna bok presenteras både lättillgängligt och i princip heltäckande den svenska och europarättsliga lagstiftningen om beskattning av fastigheter och bostadsrätter. Här behandlas inkomstbeskattning av privatbostäder, näringsfastigheter, näringsbostadsrätter, överlåtelse av privatbostäder, förbättringsutgifter, uppskov, skogsfrågor samt byggnadsrörelse. Även särregler för fastigheter och bostadsrätter på mervärdesskatteområdet tas upp, liksom regler om rot- och rutavdrag, oäkta bostadsrätter, punktskatter på fastighetsområdet, fastighetsskatt, fastighetsavgift och stämpelskatt.Denna andra upplaga utgår från skattereglerna så som de är utformade den 1 oktober 2025. Boken innehåller sedvanliga uppdateringar - inte minst har kapitlet om mervärdesskatt fått genomgripande förändringar i och med uppdateringen till 2023 års mervärdesskattelag.Beskattning av fastigheter och bostadsrätter riktar sig framför allt till studenter på mäklarprogram, rättsvetenskapliga program, ekonomprogram, juristprogram och lantmätarprogram. Även andra som är intresserade av eller kommer i kontakt med skattefrågor inom området kan ha stor behållning av boken.

This book provides an easy-to-follow introduction to the principal methods of property valuation in Australia within the context of International Valuation Standards, so bridging the gap between traditional property valuation methods and the modern era of global valuation governance.Providing a framework for valuation practice, the book outlines the property asset class, the role of valuation, concepts of value and valuation standards before focusing on the instructing, undertaking and reporting aspects of the valuation process. The market approach to valuation is addressed through the comparative method of valuation with the income approach addressed through the capitalisation of income, discounted cash flow and profits methods of valuation and the cost approach addressed through the replacement cost, reproduction cost and residual or hypothetical development methods of valuation. As an introductory textbook on property valuation methods, this book is a companion to Australia’s leading advanced valuation textbook, Principles and Practice of Property Valuation in Australia edited by the same author and also published by Routledge, which is a more advanced text considering key principles underlying property valuation and current techniques and issues in the practice of property valuation for major sectors of the Australian property market.The most up-to-date valuation text book for the Australian market, this book will appeal to both valuation practitioners and undergraduate/postgraduate students as well as to accountants, auditors, lawyers, lenders and all professionals dealing with property valuation issues.

This book provides an easy-to-follow introduction to the principal methods of property valuation in Australia within the context of International Valuation Standards, so bridging the gap between traditional property valuation methods and the modern era of global valuation governance.Providing a framework for valuation practice, the book outlines the property asset class, the role of valuation, concepts of value and valuation standards before focusing on the instructing, undertaking and reporting aspects of the valuation process. The market approach to valuation is addressed through the comparative method of valuation with the income approach addressed through the capitalisation of income, discounted cash flow and profits methods of valuation and the cost approach addressed through the replacement cost, reproduction cost and residual or hypothetical development methods of valuation. As an introductory textbook on property valuation methods, this book is a companion to Australia’s leading advanced valuation textbook, Principles and Practice of Property Valuation in Australia edited by the same author and also published by Routledge, which is a more advanced text considering key principles underlying property valuation and current techniques and issues in the practice of property valuation for major sectors of the Australian property market.The most up-to-date valuation text book for the Australian market, this book will appeal to both valuation practitioners and undergraduate/postgraduate students as well as to accountants, auditors, lawyers, lenders and all professionals dealing with property valuation issues.

This book navigates the complexities of local real estate taxation in the dynamic region of Central and Eastern Europe, providing a meticulous analysis of the diverse approaches taken across the region. From Poland to Hungary, Romania to the Czech Republic, this book explores the historical roots and evolution of local real estate tax, its importance in municipal fiscal policy and its impact on communities.This book analyses the motives and models used by municipal authorities in their calculations around real estate tax and considers whether they are primarily a fiscal tool, related to budget revenues, or stimulants for future growth aimed at boosting local socio‑economic development. It also explores whether municipalities compete with neighbouring entities on taxation and the extent to which the political cycle and the meeting of voter demands and expectations play a role.This book will be of great interest to readers in public economics and finance, taxation policy and law, local government and the CEE region more broadly.The Open Access version of this book, available at http://www.taylorfrancis.com, has been made available under a Creative Commons [Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC-BY-NC-ND)] 4.0 license.

Agricultural Valuations: A Practical Guide has long been the standard text for students and professionals working on agricultural valuations. Taking a practical approach, it covers all the relevant techniques and legislation necessary to correctly value farms, assess farm rents, carry out arbitrations, inventories and records of condition, including valuation clauses on sales of farms, livestock, soils, management agreements, valuation in court proceedings and a glossary of useful information.In this fifth edition, Gwyn Williams's original text is taken on by Jeremy Moody and Nick Millard, renowned experts in the field, bringing the book right up to date to reflect recent changes in the rural economy, including development, diversification and renewable energy and specialist valuations and reference to all the latest legislation. Clear and accessible to students and professionals alike, readers will find Agricultural Valuations an invaluable guide to best practice in agricultural valuations.

Agricultural Valuations: A Practical Guide has long been the standard text for students and professionals working on agricultural valuations. Taking a practical approach, it covers all the relevant techniques and legislation necessary to correctly value farms, assess farm rents, carry out arbitrations, inventories and records of condition, including valuation clauses on sales of farms, livestock, soils, management agreements, valuation in court proceedings and a glossary of useful information.In this fifth edition, Gwyn Williams's original text is taken on by Jeremy Moody and Nick Millard, renowned experts in the field, bringing the book right up to date to reflect recent changes in the rural economy, including development, diversification and renewable energy and specialist valuations and reference to all the latest legislation. Clear and accessible to students and professionals alike, readers will find Agricultural Valuations an invaluable guide to best practice in agricultural valuations.

GUARDIAN'S TOP BOOK ON THE UK HOUSING CRISIS 'An essential read about a broken housing market.' – Peter Apps, Inside Housing If paying rent feels like a second tax — and saving for a deposit feels impossible — you’re not imagining it. Across the UK housing market, millions of people are stuck in the rent trap: high rents that can exceed mortgage payments, tiny and poorly maintained flats, insecure tenancies, deposit battles, and the constant stress of being forced to move with little notice. Generation Rent is Chloe Timperley’s razor-sharp, eye-opening investigation into Britain’s housing crisis and the death of the homeownership dream. It shows how we went from a post-war era of affordable council housing and rising ownership to an economy where homes became financial assets, property investment vehicles, pension pots and “wealth machines” — while a whole generation haemorrhages cash to landlords. This book tackles the big questions renters, first-time buyers, parents and policymakers keep asking:Why are house prices so high? Why is renting so expensive? Why can’t a reliable tenant get a mortgage? Who benefits from the current system — banks, developers, buy-to-let investors, letting agents, freeholders — and who is being squeezed out? Inside you’ll uncover:• The real mechanics behind runaway house prices: land scarcity, planning permission politics, mortgage credit, money creation, low interest rates and quantitative easing• How Right to Buy, the sell-off of council homes, and the shrinkage of social housing reshaped affordability and security• The rise of buy-to-let and the “House of Landlords” — and why renters and investors end up bidding on the same starter homes• The hidden pitfalls of modern “solutions”: Help to Buy, shared ownership, leasehold flats and leasehold houses, ground rent clauses, service charges and the “mortgaged tenant” reality• The lived experience of private renting: poor standards, repairs ignored, overcrowding, homelessness pressure, housing benefit gaps, and the fear of no-fault eviction Most importantly, Generation Rent doesn’t stop at diagnosis. It sets out realistic, radical action to restore common sense and decency: stronger tenant rights, better regulation of the rental market, genuine affordable housing at scale, a renewed social housebuilding programme, and the hard conversations Britain avoids about land, taxation, and land value (including the case for land reform and a land value tax). Perfect for readers searching for: UK housing crisis, housing affordability, rent crisis, generation rent, private rented sector, renting in Britain, tenant rights, renters reform, rent control, rent caps, no-fault eviction, deposits, letting agents, buy-to-let, buy-to-let mortgage, property market economics, house price inflation, housing bubble, property ladder, first-time buyer, saving for a deposit, mortgage affordability, interest-only, Bank of England policy, quantitative easing, planning permission, green belt, gentrification, intergenerational wealth, inequality, cost of living, council housing, council estates, housing associations, social housing, housing benefit, universal credit, homelessness, temporary accommodation, leasehold scandal, ground rent, service charges, land reform, land value tax. If you’ve ever wondered why your rent rises faster than wages, why “starter homes” feel out of reach, or why housing quality can be so bleak in one of Europe’s richest countries, start here — and walk away with the clarity to challenge the myths, spot the incentives, and argue for change. Pick up Generation Rent today and finally make the housing system make sense. Read it for the facts, the stories, and the solutions — then start the conversation your street and city need. “A lively account of arguably the country’s biggest social and economic problem.” — Martin Wolf, Financial Times“There’s something rotten at the heart of Britain’s housing sector…” — Oliver Bullough, Moneyland Reviews 'The housing crisis is just getting started,' warns Timperley in this important book.' – Martin Chilton, The Independent ‘There’s something rotten at the heart of Britain’s housing sector, which is blighting the dreams of millions of young people. Generation Rent dissects this morbid condition, with rigour and passion — and shows us a way to treat it.’ – Oliver Bullough, Moneyland 'Chloe Timperley lands punch after punch on a rental system that is dysfunctional, demeaning and downright unfair’ – Eoin Brown TD, Irish Times 'Black mould, botched repairs, rent hikes, revenge evictions, stolen deposits – the stories recounted in bleak detail in this lively book will be sadly familiar to many people who have rented in the UK. Chloe Timperley, herself a young renter with a background in finance, is an insightful guide to how we got here, charting the impact of the right to buy, the iniquitous role of land agents, the scandal of ground rents and the ongoing leasehold trap – all of which have led to a situation where, on average, renters are spending close to 40% of their incomes on lining their landlords’ pockets.' – Oliver Wainwright, The Guardian Buy the book and start reading