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Let's change Murcia has presented a set of amendments to the tax ordinance aimed at promoting escalation in the collection of taxes of the City, so pay more taxes individuals and entities with greater purchasing power, as telephone operators, banking and luxury hotels, while reducing the social majority.

Sergio Ramos, Councillor of the municipalist training, considered "very unfair" that the workers of the municipality have to face tax burdens while "top" that permeate economic power, not contributing sufficient to maintain public services offered from the local administration.

Thus, one of the proposals Let's change Murcia ordinances, to be discussed in plenary next Thursday, is the introduction of free municipal nursery schools, which, in the words of Ramos, would be "perfectly acceptable" by the City council and should go hand in hand with an increase in the number of places within this basic service.

It has also raised the need for a system of collecting property tax by different values ​​depending on use, which could achieve tax reduction over 90% of property with just upload it to non-residential properties with a value more than 600,000 euros, as luxury hotels and superstores cadastral.

Similarly, let's change has proposed that agricultural land that has been declared urban and engaged in agro-ecological crops benefit from a bonus of 90 percent of the IBI, which at this time by decision of the government team "pay dearly" while the remaining land, regardless of their urban classification, do 50 percent.

He defended, also, a bonus of 90 percent of the fees charged for the use of cultural spaces.

To finance these measures, let's change has proposed the establishment of a fee for the use of radio frequencies to mobile phone companies, for which the municipal coffers over pocketing 300,000 euros each year;

reducing the tax on motor vehicles for those smaller displacement and therefore pollute less, and charging a fee for autonomous machines that give the public roads of 2,000 euros in the case of those located in the center of town, and 500 for those located in the periphery.

Criticism of a negotiating process "untransparent"

On the other hand, Ramos has claimed that still has not received the latest proposal of tax ordinances that will be debated in Parliament next Thursday, and that has been negotiated by PP, PSOE and Citizens without informing the other groups and citizenship.

He also described as "incomprehensible" the urgency of this matter on the next General Affairs Committee outside the agenda.

Source: Cambiemos Murcia