Unless agreed otherwise, a tenant is generally not liable for increased rent due to increased taxes imposed on the rented property.

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This is a general principle of landlord-tenant law that unless there is an agreement to the contrary, the landlord is responsible for paying property taxes on the rental property and cannot pass on any increases in taxes to the tenant through higher rent.

Unless Agreed Otherwise, a Tenant Is Generally Not Liable for Increased