Explain the following Antiquity certificate.
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If a Certificate of Antiquity can be obtained on a previously unregistered property, which by definition means that the owners are saying that the property is at least 4 years old, does that then mean that they will have to back pay 4 (or more) yearsworth of IBI (if they haven't been paying)?
If a Certificate of Antiquity can be obtained on a previously unregistered property, which by definition means that the owners are saying that the property is at least 4 years old, does that then mean that they will have to back pay 4 (or more) yearsworth of IBI (if they haven't been paying)? Beachcomber, this relates to the property we have been discussing but I thought I'd post this query on the forum as it may be of interest to others.
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