In an interview with Radio Dénia, Councilor of Finance Vicente Chelet has confirmed that the citizens of Dénia will suffer a double increase in the IBI: the one already stipulated by the government team and the one that the central government (of 10%) imposes on municipalities that have not carried out a cadastral review before 2002.
Chelet has indicated that if the local government had known the rise that was going to establish the central government, would not have proceeded to the rise at the local level. However, he assures that there is no turning back because the Royal Decree prohibits it.
Overall, dianenses pay an average of 20 euros per household from this year.
it will only serve to fill their pockets at the expense of decent and honest citizens because fix will not fix anything. If you had any decency, the salary would drop
Hurry the council had to raise taxes, and we see ahiora have lied to us everywhere, now we'll see if doing what they have done is good for something or just to collect one pocmás councilors.