Commercial Rates Charges
Commercial Rates originated in the 19th century when all property was valued based on it's annual letting value. It is essentially a property tax on commercial premises.
Non Principal Private Residence (NPPR) Collection
The Local Government (Charges) Act 2009 introduced a €200 annual charge on non principal private residences.
Motor Tax
The principal responsibility of the Motor Tax Office is the processing of motor taxation applications. Motor Tax is collected by Limerick City and County Council on behalf of the Department of Transport Tourism & Sport.
Small and Medium Enterprise Support Scheme
Limerick City and County Council has agreed to allocate funding in 2018 to support small and medium businesses operating in Limerick city and county.
Online Payments for Commercial Rates
Pay Your Rent Online
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Accounts Payable
Information on invoicing Limerick City and County Council. All invoices should be addressed to Limerick City and County Council and must quote a valid Purchase Order Number.
Section 32 Declaration
Legal Obligation of Owners of Commercially Rated Property.
Cheque Policy
All government and public bodies no longer send or receive cheques to or from businesses in Ireland.
Limerick Valuation List
The Valuation List for properties which were the subject of the Revaluation of the Limerick City and County Council rating authority area became effective for rates purposes on 1st January 2015.
Tourism Sector Support Scheme
The Tourism Sector Support Scheme will pay a financial support to occupiers of commercial properties, directly linked to the tourism and hospitality Sector. The property types that qualify for the scheme include Hotels, Licensed Houses, Restaurants / Cafes and Hostels.
Commercial Water Charges
Limerick City and County Council transferred all non-domestic accounts to Irish Water from 1st December 2016.
Local Property Tax
An annual Local Property Tax (LPT) charged on all residential properties in the State came into effect in 2013. The LPT is collected by the Revenue Commissioners.