the deadline for paying property tax and other taxes ends

The City of Cartagena 201 856 has receipts to collect various municipal taxes, amounting to over 50 million euros, whose payment period will be open until next Thursday, August 5, according to sources with the Consistory in a statement.

They are receipts from Property Tax (IBI) of rustic nature, city and special features, the fees for garbage collection service and, Server Aion, sewerage for La Manga del Mar Menor; well as the taxi license and occupation of public with tables and chairs.

A total of 181 031 of these bills relate to the Property Tax Urban Nature, by which it expects to raise 39.4 million euros and, among these receipts, including receipts 1059 have been subsidized housing to be normal families numerous in their various categories.

For its part, receipts Real Estate Special features are 183 for an amount of 8.9 million euros, making a total of 48.4 million euros, according to the council, which explained that, outside of this relationship 2513 also have been urban land be exempted share less than six euros.

Real Property Tax (IBI) 3132 correspond rustic nature and corresponding receipts tax to pay IBI of special features a total of 183 bills with an amount of 8.9 million euros.

Among other receipts, 8542 are sewer rates and garbage from homes in La Manga del Mar Menor, 252 correspond to a taxi license, and 1.77 of tables and chairs on the public highway.

Payment offices

ATM and Internet

Sources of the autonomous organization of collection management of the City of Cartagena (OAGRC) takes long campaign to promote the direct debit of such taxes, which has helped to increase direct debits by 1 percent, so that up to 48 percent of these bills were paid in this way.

For the rest of the receipts, which are mailed to the homes of taxpayers, may be paid at the offices, ATMs and services tax on the Internet Hall of partners such as Cajamurcia, Caja Mediterraneo (CAM) , La Caixa and Cajamar, being able to use the website of OAGRC 'http://www.oagrc.com' to access them.

To pay in cash, taxpayers must enter the keys contained in receipts, and some ATMs also have been equipped with barcode readers which substantially facilitate work and avoid errors, I conclude the Consistory.