Monday 10 March 2014 15.32 The Revenue Commissioners have unveiled a system for checking to see if people have deliberately undervalued their homes to reduce their property tax below what they should be paying.
Officials will use a system which is based on Google Street View and Google Maps to highlight each property where home owners have reduced the value significantly below their neighbours.
"If we find properties like this we will look at it and see if we should challenge it," said Revenue's economist Keith Walsh.
Only officials working with Revenue will have access to the maps and the public will have no access.
The maps will show the average value of homes sold on any street and the values of other homes owners have attributed to their own properties.
It will also show the identity of the home owners, their PPSN number and whether they have paid the property tax and household charge.
"If people think they have undervalued they will have an opportunity to correct the value on-line," Mr Duffy said.
If property owners correct the value before the end of March, they can avoid interest and penalties.
Revenue expect to write to people who have deliberately undervalued their home next month.
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