Property Tax Medellin
The Medellín Property Tax is a mandatory tax that has been created by the National Government and entrusted to the Medellín mayor's office to be processed and collected. This tax is caused once a year, that is, the bill arrives once a year to all Colombian households.
This tax is focused on all people in Medellín who own or possess real estate such as homes, lots, offices, buildings, apartments, warehouses, commercial premises, parking lots, rural agricultural properties, among others.
With this application we will help you identify if you are obliged to pay this tax and also clarify all the doubts presented about it.
In addition to checking if you are obligated, you will also have the following available:
✅ Medellín Property Tax Doubts
✅ Date for payments and discounts
✅ Where to Download and Pay your invoice
✅ Questions and answers
Note:
This application is not official, and its sole purpose is to facilitate consultation and inform people about this obligation to comply. For better advice consult with an official of the Mayor's Office.
The Medellín Property Tax is a mandatory tax that has been created by the National Government and entrusted to the Medellín mayor's office to be processed and collected. This tax is caused once a year, that is, the bill arrives once a year to all Colombian households.
This tax is focused on all people in Medellín who own or possess real estate such as homes, lots, offices, buildings, apartments, warehouses, commercial premises, parking lots, rural agricultural properties, among others.
With this application we will help you identify if you are obliged to pay this tax and also clarify all the doubts presented about it.
In addition to checking if you are obligated, you will also have the following available:
✅ Medellín Property Tax Doubts
✅ Date for payments and discounts
✅ Where to Download and Pay your invoice
✅ Questions and answers
Note:
This application is not official, and its sole purpose is to facilitate consultation and inform people about this obligation to comply. For better advice consult with an official of the Mayor's Office.
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