If I own and occupy more than one residential property concurrently, what will be the tax rates applied?

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The owner-occupier tax rates are only granted to one property owned and occupied by you. For subsequent properties, you will be taxed at non-owner-occupier residential tax rates even if you are occupying it as your second home.

If I own and occupy more than one residential property concurrently, what will be the tax rates applied?

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