Submitting your Local Property Tax (LPT) Return
Owners of multiple properties
If you are liable for Local Property Tax (LPT) for more than one property, you are required to submit your LPT returns online. To submit your returns online, you will need to access your Revenue property record.
Submitting LPT returns for two to ten properties
You are required to determine the market value of each of your properties as at 1 November 2021. You must submit the valuation as part of the LPT Return for each property.
If your properties were liable for LPT in 2024, you should have already submitted an LPT Return for each property. If you have not yet filed these returns, you should do so immediately.
If your properties have become liable for the first time in 2025, you should have valued your properties and submitted your LPT Returns by 2 December 2024.
If you have not yet filed your returns, you should do so immediately.
Submitting LPT returns and payments for 11 or more properties
You are required to determine the market value of each of your properties as at 1 November 2021.
You do not need to submit an LPT Return for each individual property. Instead, you can submit your LPT returns and payment arrangements for all your properties by uploading a file containing a list of your properties.
To submit LPT Returns for 11 or more properties:
- Sign into LPT online.
- Click on the ‘Download Properties’ tab.
- Complete the LPT Return details for each property on the template provided.
- Once the template is complete, upload the file with the details for all of your properties using the ‘upload’ option.
If your properties were liable for LPT in 2024, you should have already submitted your LPT returns for the properties. If you have not yet filed these returns, you should do so immediately.
If your properties become liable for LPT for the first time in 2025, you should have valued your properties and submitted your LPT returns for these by 2 December 2024. If you have not yet filed your returns, you should do so immediately.
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