Ottawa homeowners have until March 16 to file an occupancy status declaration for 2022 rather than face the city’s new tax on vacant units.
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Property owners must give some basic information on the occupancy of their property, including if it’s their principal residence, the city said. They include the owner having died or been in hospital or long-term care, an arm’s length sale of the property, a court order preventing the property being lived in, sold or rented, extended renovations or construction, and use as a cottage rental with a valid permit for at least 100 days.Article content
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