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The Plenary of the Municipal Corporation yesterday approved amendments to the ordinances governing the Property Tax (IBI) and the tax on the increased value of urban land (Goodwill).

With this approval the tax rate levied on the property tax is lowered from 0.47% to 0.44% and leaves open the possibility of a further fall in 2013 to 0.40%.

In this way, citizens will pay less than initially expected, "although its value will remain high because of the government team of Francisco Blaya, who in turn passed from 0.74% as tax rate for this tax, "as explained by the Mayor of Mazarrón Ginés Campillo, who recalled that" the review goes up every year and no one can be ordered at least until 2013. "

In order to enable citizens to pay this tax to the current economic situation existing, the House also approved pay in installments without interest to all those residents who transfer their charge through banks.

The first installment would be a payment of 60% of the total and would be held on August 5 and the second would cover the remaining 40% and yield as of October 5.

"With this split, we help people better manage their financial resources, freeing them of the burden of paying property tax at once," said Mayor Ginés Campillo.

It also approved raising the capital gains bonus first home from 80% to 95%, eliminating the properties of second and consecutive to "be the haves, those who most contribute to all citizens."

Unanimously approved a proposal for extending the agreement with the Regional Collection Agency for the period 01/01/2012 to 31/12/2014.Con this approval, the Revenue Agency of the Autonomous Community will undertake to collect all those debts that have not been able to collect from the consistory because they are citizens or businesses that do not have their fiscal domicile in the municipality of Mazarrón.

Also unanimously passed a motion through which the municipality expressed its support for the Welfare of the Caja de Ahorros del Mediterráneo (CAM) as well as workers in this financial institution, after it had to be operated by the Bank of Spain.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón