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The Romans may pay double tax for closing the balcony or extending the ceiling without authorisation.

The closure of the balcony or its transformation into an extension of the ceiling may have significant tax consequences for apartment owners who have not respected legal procedures. From 2026, certain unauthorised and irregular work can...

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Digi24The Romans may pay double tax for closing the balcony or extending the ceiling without authorisation.Digi24The Romans may pay double tax for closing the balcony or extending the ceiling without authorisation.
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Corroboration 1→2 sources · quality 68→72P1 · 72% quality · 2 sources

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