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The Mayor of Lorca, Francisco Jodar, and Alderman of Finance, Antonio Ibarra, last year held a meeting with the Regional Manager of the Registry of the Ministry of Finance to lower the IBI, but the ministry official said that "the law did not permit ".

With this measure Lorca could pay between 30 and 40% less tax.

Councilman Hacienda del Ayuntamiento de Lorca, Antonio Ibarra, has reported that "next week, the Governing Board approved sending a letter to the Ministry of Finance requesting that forward to next year's downward revision of the rateable value of land and property of the municipality, which would reduce the receipt of Property Tax. "

Ibarra explained that the mayor of Lorca, Francisco Jodar, and the council held a meeting last year with the Regional Manager of the Registry of the Ministry of Finance to raise the desire of the Municipal Government Team not only stop the catastrazo approved by the local PSOE and national levels on the rise from 2005 to 2014 IBI receipt of 10% per year, but to ensure that Lorca pay approximately between 30% and 40% less than now.

The mayor said "at the ministerial meeting the representative refused on the grounds that since the last revision had not spent the time required by law to another."

It is for this reason that "now that we are within legally permissible, we will ask to forward this review that the PSOE had agreed to undertake in 2015."

In this regard, the council recalled that "notwithstanding, in the last four years the government team has been reduced by 3.5% tax rate, which is what the City can regulate, while the Ministry raised the receipt IBI in which it has regulatory powers, ie the rateable value, 70% in the last seven years and is intended to raise it by 30% over the next three years, which is intolerable. "

Antonio Ibarra added that "in 2008 also increased the subsidies for large families, up to 90% in the most favorable."

Ibarra also stressed that "last year introduced the bonus from 35% to 45% for the land rezoned in 2005 to remain undeveloped, which the PSOE said that was not permitted by law."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca