Planning
Planning authority rejected 80% of appeals against new land hoarding tax
Landowners - including heavy-weight developers - now exploring legal challenges to An Bord Pleanála rulings
A large majority of landowners, including some of the state’s biggest developers, have failed in their appeals contesting the government’s new land hoarding tax.
A Business Post analysis of appeals lodged against the new Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT) has shown that An Bord Pleanála has rejected close to 80 per cent of appeals to date.
The planning authority has received 608 appeals challenging the imposition of the new land hoarding tax, which is due ...