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The proposed Tax Ordinance 2016 adopted by the Governing Board has, among its main measures, which are aimed at encouraging the creation of jobs and businesses in the municipality.

In order to explain these developments and share initiatives, the Mayor, José Ballesta, held this morning a meeting with Murcia cooperative, with whom he analyzed the basic lines of the tax policy of the City, catering precisely to strengthen the potential cooperative sector in Murcia, where 700 companies in this sector, almost half of those in the region are concentrated.

Among the planned initiatives to benefit the business sector that contributes both to create and consolidate employment is, as a priority, decreasing implementation costs of companies and businesses.

To do this, next year entrepreneurs license for the implementation of an economic activity be saved.

This suppression of the rate will be complemented with the project being developed by the government team to advance administrative simplification and significantly shorten processing files to grant licenses to open.

Moreover, the tax cut is defined mainly by the reduction of IBI and the waiver to apply the increase of 10% expected in assessed values, along with the freezing of municipal fees and taxes, explained the Mayor, José Ballesta, who was accompanied by the Councillor for Finance and Employment, Eduardo Martínez-Oliva, and responsible for Employment, Tourism and Culture, Jesus Pacheco also Ucomur president, Juan Antonio Pedroza.

Ballesta has highlighted the important role played by the cooperative sector in the region and assured that the City will continue to work to promote measures to enhance the potential of these companies, which in the first six months of 2015 have created 700 to 800 jobs in Murcia , of the 1,700 registered throughout the region.

In addition, Ucomur has worked this year with 120 projects to implement in the municipality, of which 50 have already established cooperatives, representing nearly 200 new jobs.

The meeting this morning is part of the round of contacts is keeping the equipment prior to the approval of the tax ordinance Government.

In addition to contacts with local groups, meetings with Croem, entrepreneurs ICMM, ATA and trade associations have already taken place, and a meeting with the Circle of Economy, ADIMUR, AJE, Ashomur, Convention Bureau, Amusal and Omep.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia