Precario tax is payable if you place objects in, on, or above municipal land intended for public service. DENK for example of a terrace, container, advertising sign, or scaffolding.

You also pay precario tax if you wish to display items for sale on the street.

How does it work?

You will find the precario tax on your municipal tax assessment notice. The Gouwe-Rijnland Tax Cooperation (abbreviation: BSGR) handles the levy on behalf of the municipality of Voorschoten.

The amount you pay depends on the type of object, its dimensions, and the period of use. The precario tax ordinance can be found in the government's regulations database.

For more information about precario tax, please visit the BSGR website.

File an objection

Do you think the precario tax has been incorrectly assessed? Then you can lodge an objection with the BSGR within 6 weeks. On this page you will find more information on how to lodge an objection.

Do you disagree with the BSGR's decision regarding your notice of objection? Then you can appeal within 6 weeks of this ruling.

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