There has been a Plenary Meeting of the Town Council in Almuñécar where it was proposed that the IBI tax be dropped to 0.90% from the present 1.0% – it was rejected.
No IBI Drop for Almuñécar
by Vivienne Hughes •
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IBI Rise Remains
by Martin Myall •
There was quite a ding dong during the latest Plenary Meeting of the Almuñécar Town Council, concerning debt and a property-tax rise (IBI).
Motril’s Promised Tax Cuts
by Vivienne Hughes •
Reacting, perhaps, to the surge of discontent over the price of bar-terrace fees, the Town Hall has announced several cuts.
Temporary Rise Made Permanent
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Latest Council Meeting (24th September) in Almuñécar made permanent a temporary rise in the IBI rates; i.e., local property tax.
Hacienda Rumbles Hidden Homes
by Martin Myall •
The authorities have detected 12,600 undeclared or modified constructions in the province of Granada, thanks to an aerial and ground survey.
Non-resident Tax on Unmovable Property
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
Non Residents in Spain owning a property in Spain are like in most countries subject to taxes. In most cases the taxes related to a property that a non-resident will have to pay are less than what a resident would pay. Here is brief outline of what non-residents are expected to pay.
Motril Property Tax Too High?
by Hugh MacArthur •
In 2006 the Motril Town Hall under a coalition administration revised the Catastro, recalculating property values at the height of the boom. Consequently, the calculations are far removed from today’s reality.
Changes to the Salobreña IBI
by Martin Myall •
Smaller businesses will pay less; bigger ones will pay more, and cortijos will now have to pay IBI for rubbish collection.
Fined over Megaphone
by Martin Myall •
The municipal police have opened up a fining process against one of the protesters that had gather in front of the town hall for breaking the local by-laws about noise.
IBI Increase Fixed at 20%
by Martin Myall •
After a month of protests the Salobreña Mayor has announced that the proposed increase to the IBI (local property tax) will be ‘only’ 20&, instead of the originally announced percentage of 40%.