(a) includes—
20 (i) part of a building,
(ii) a structure or erection of any kind and of any
materials, or any part of that structure or erection,
and
(iii) a mobile home that is kept in one place and that is—
25 (I) attached, whether temporarily or not, to land, or
(II) placed on a foundation or otherwise supported
on land,
I wonder if this includes caravans? Or campervans?
Title says it all - do you have to pay on mobile homes? What about wooden chalets?
Or is it just on bricks & motar?
You have to be the owner (which is defined in the legislation as the person entitled to receive rent if the property were let).
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Will it be included or not? Labour seem to have changed their mind re mobile homes being included.
After all the main difference is a Holiday house can be let out and make money where as a mobile home cannot not.
You have to be the owner (which is defined in the legislation as the person entitled to receive rent if the property were let).
Most mobile home park owners do not allow mobile home owners to rent their mobile homes.
If you are not entitled to receive rent, I cannot see how you would be liable to pay the €200.
2009 Bill said:“owner” means, in relation to a residential property, a person (other than a mortgagee not in possession) who, whether in that person’s own right or as trustee or agent for any other person, is entitled to receive the rent of the property or, where the property is not let, would be so entitled if it were so let;