Municipalities and public establishments for inter-municipal cooperation with their own tax authority may, by a decision taken under the conditions provided for in I of l’article 1639 A bis, exempt from property tax on built-up properties, up to a maximum of 15% or 30%, buildings used for residential purposes completed prior to the implementation of a technological risk prevention plan mentioned in article L. 515-15 of the Environment Code and located within the risk exposure perimeter provided for by the plan. The exemption is increased, where applicable, by 15% for buildings used for residential purposes located within the sectors mentioned in a of 2° of article L. 515-16 of the Environment Code, when such sectors are delimited by the plan. It is increased by 30%, where applicable, for buildings used for residential purposes located within the sectors mentioned in b of 2° of article L. 515-16 of the same code, when such sectors are delimited by the plan.
The decision concerns the share due to each municipality or public establishment for inter-municipal cooperation with its own tax system and sets a single exemption rate for buildings located within the perimeter referred to in the first paragraph.
To benefit from this exemption, the owner must submit, before 1st January of the first year from which the exemption is applicable, a declaration to the tax department of the place where the property is located containing all the information required to identify the building or buildings referred to in the first paragraph. Where the declaration is filed after the deadline, the exemption applies from 1 January of the year following the year in which the declaration is filed.
Where the conditions required to benefit from the exemption provided for in article 1383 E and those provided for in the first paragraph of this article are met, the exemption provided for in article 1383 E is applicable.