In some cases, yes. The ownership of real property is a matter of public record in the Democratic Republic of Congo and is usually registered through the Conservation des Titres Immobiliers (Land Registry Office), not directly through the tax office.

To obtain the name of the registered owner, you must submit a request to the local land registry service (often managed under the Ministry of Lands or Urban Planning). Some basic ownership information may be accessible to the public, particularly if you can demonstrate a legitimate interest—such as planning to purchase the property, verify claims, or protect your rights as a neighboring landholder.

The tax office itself may hold records related to property taxation, but it does not always handle ownership certification and cannot release such information without proper authority.