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The Mayor announces a 12.5% ​​reduction in the rate of IBI and the incorporation of new bonuses aimed at job creation (14/10/2014)

The rebound in economic activity experienced this year will reduce taxes without affecting the budgetary stability.

Reforming the Cadastre Act amended the valuation of developable land undeveloped and will make 37.5 million m2 pass taxed as rustic.

Should be less than the current assessed valuation and would decrease the IBI.

Murcia least 2015 euros paid on receipt of IBI than it paid in 2014 and 2013, thanks to the 12.5% ​​reduction in the tax rate.

This was announced today by the Mayor, Miguel Ángel Cámara, who, accompanied by the head of Economy and Finance, Isabel Martinez Conesa, also put forward that next year will drop by 5% IAE and new tax credits for promotion will be incorporated employment, while maintaining the set bonus effect on IBI, vehicles, waste, water, transport, etc.

"We are mulling other complementary measures aimed at creating jobs, especially in the IAE for businesses to increase their workforce," said House.

This decrease in municipal taxes will not affect the fiscal stability of the City and may take place as a result of the improvement experienced in economic activity in the town throughout 2014.

This explained the rise -HA Alcalde has been found mainly in parameters until this year were stuck.

Such is the case of the Tax on Construction, Installations and Works (ICICI), which has been a slight growth, especially capital gains, which has increased very significantly, to the point that after three years with little movement in the first half of 2014 had nearly covered the provision made for the year.

Cadastral reform

Regardless of the bylaws, but closely related to fiscal management, Miguel Ángel Cámara has also referred to the legislative amendment in Murcia driven FEMP 37.5 million that will allow the municipality of m2 and not taxed as rustic and urban, with consequent savings for taxpayers affected.

This will be possible with the reform of the Law on Real Estate Cadastre RDL 2/2004 of 5 November to establish new criteria for classification and valuation of undeveloped developable land.

The agreement was approved by the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces to adapt this standard to the criteria set out in the judgment of the Supreme Court of 30 May last, considering that while floor is undeveloped, and available development tools in up, you must have a different urban land area assessed valuation.

The reform will mean that undeveloped buildable land have an assessed valuation well below the currently in force, which will result in a decrease in the share of IBI.

The cadastre will now have to publish a new rating and as this occurs, will be used as a criterion of 60% corresponding to properties that are neither urban nor industrial.

Murcia forward even to this agreement, approved last day FEMP 30- and requested an amendment to the Land Registry presentations values ​​of this undeveloped land for development, which involves Murcia about 37.5 million m2.

On September 30, the Provincial Directorate of Land Registry published the first paper that these areas are delimited a necessary step to establish new assessed values ​​that affect the IBI.

Thus, if you have the information in time, - "and I hope so," said Camera-, all owners will notice two immediate effects: a decrease in the assessed value of your property and a tax change, as they will to pay tax on the non-urban and rural land, with a corresponding reduction in IBI.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia

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