The obligation to pay real estate tax (RET) falls on a person that is recognised as RET payer at the beginning of the year. The RET Act also imposes a 1.5% surcharge on any farmland that is left unfarmed. Who stands to pay the surcharge if such land is sold early in the year and the Rural Support Service (RSS) finds at the year end it has not been farmed properly?
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