· Sources: Revenue
What's my property tax (LPT) band for 2027?
Your 2027 band is the one set by the value you declared for your home as at 1 November 2025. That valuation covers every year from 2026 to 2030, so for 2027 the band itself doesn't move. What can change is the amount: each council can raise or lower the basic charge.
The facts
- 1 November 2026 is the liability date for 2027. If you own a residential property on that date, you are liable for 2027. Revenue
- The band comes from your own valuation at 1 November 2025. That value, declared on your LPT return, applies for 2026 to 2030. Revenue
- There are 19 bands. Band 1 (up to €240,000) has a basic charge of €95 a year; Band 4 (€420,001 to €525,000) is €428; Band 9 (€945,001 to €1,050,000) is €903. Above €2.1 million there is no band and the charge is worked out on the value. Revenue
- Councils can vary the rate. For 2026, Dublin City Council charged the basic rate (0%), Fingal −5%, South Dublin −7.5% and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown −15%. Each council sets its 2027 rate separately. Revenue
- Payment dates for 2027 aren't out yet (checked 9 October 2026). For 2026, paying in full by card or through An Post or Payzone was due by 9 January 2026, and monthly direct debits started on 15 January. If Revenue follows the same pattern, expect early January 2027. Revenue
Which band does your home fall in today?
Enter your address for a free EasyOffer valuation. We'll show which LPT band our estimate falls in, next to the valuation.
The valuation is free. The full report with the comparable sales behind it is €2.99.
Our estimate is today's value, for guidance only. It isn't the value you declared, and it doesn't change the band Revenue holds for you.
Type the value you put on your LPT return for 1 November 2025.
The detail
LPT bands and basic charges, 2026 to 2030
| Band | Value | Basic charge a year |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | €1 – €240,000 | €95 |
| 2 | €240,001 – €315,000 | €235 |
| 3 | €315,001 – €420,000 | €333 |
| 4 | €420,001 – €525,000 | €428 |
| 5 | €525,001 – €630,000 | €523 |
| 6 | €630,001 – €735,000 | €618 |
| 7 | €735,001 – €840,000 | €713 |
| 8 | €840,001 – €945,000 | €808 |
| 9 | €945,001 – €1,050,000 | €903 |
| 10 | €1,050,001 – €1,155,000 | €998 |
| 11 | €1,155,001 – €1,260,000 | €1,094 |
| 12 | €1,260,001 – €1,365,000 | €1,272 |
| 13 | €1,365,001 – €1,470,000 | €1,535 |
| 14 | €1,470,001 – €1,575,000 | €1,797 |
| 15 | €1,575,001 – €1,680,000 | €2,060 |
| 16 | €1,680,001 – €1,785,000 | €2,322 |
| 17 | €1,785,001 – €1,890,000 | €2,585 |
| 18 | €1,890,001 – €1,995,000 | €2,847 |
| 19 | €1,995,001 – €2,100,000 | €3,110 |
| – | Over €2,100,000 | 0.0906% of the first €1.26m + 0.25% from €1.26m to €2.1m + 0.3% above €2.1m |
Source: Revenue, valuation bands and rates, checked 9 October 2026. Basic charges, before your council's adjustment.
Dublin councils' 2026 adjustment
- Dublin City Council: 0% on the basic charge
- Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council: -15% on the basic charge
- Fingal County Council: -5% on the basic charge
- South Dublin County Council: -7.5% on the basic charge
Source: Revenue. These are the 2026 figures; the 2027 figures are set by each council.
What our estimate is, and isn't
EasyOffer estimates what a home is worth today from recorded sales nearby and the home's details. LPT is charged on the value you declared for 1 November 2025, not on today's value or ours. So the band we show is a guide to where today's estimate sits in Revenue's table, nothing more. Revenue's own guidance is the place to go for questions about your return.
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