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The Citizen spokesman in Cartagena, Manuel Padín, was in charge of moderating the talks of the secretary general of the Treasury Delegation in Cartagena, Antonio García Guevara, and of the regional deputy of Citizens in the Regional Assembly, Luis Fernández.
The Municipal Group of Citizens in Cartagena yesterday held an information day in the Hall of Ceremonies of the Consistorial Palace on the Tax on Real Estate, 'The IBI: cornerstone of municipal budgets'.
The spokesperson for Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padín, was in charge of presenting and moderating the talks of the secretary general of the Treasury Delegation in Cartagena, Antonio García Guevara, and the regional deputy of Citizens in the Regional Assembly, Luis Fernández.
The event was attended by some forty people, among whom were some members of Citizens in Cartagena, and some councilors of Citizens in municipalities such as San Javier, Fuente Alamo, or Calasparra and general public.
Citizen's deputy, economist Luis Fernandez, pointed out that one of the objectives of the talks "has been to transfer to citizens that we have to be very careful when we want to apply a generalized drop in Real Estate Tax, because we have to Compensate with other income or, with a significant decrease in expenses, it is necessary to do a little economic pedagogy and explain that we must analyze very well all the variables that influence the local tax situation and its link with the preparation of municipal budgets ".
According to the deputy of the orange formation in the Regional Assembly, "for me the most important thing is the responsible management of spending, contribute to the reduction of superfluous expenses."
For Luis Fernández, "today you have extraordinary means and management applications, but we still do not know how to make a plan for the distribution of the municipal staff, we have to learn to manage with head, now appears on the horizon an era expansive but not us Must lead to deceit, it should not lead us to carry out great works and investments that for a town hall are incomprehensible, that a local Executive is spending more in his municipal building than in a school does not make sense.
For his part, the general secretary of the Treasury Department in Cartagena, Antonio García Guevara, explained that "these talks have been focused on the introduction of the cadastre in society, we have brought to the present in a plain and colloquial way how it works and how We can access it, what is a land value, the different types of cadastral receipts, why one floor is urban and another is rustic ... ".
Garcia Guevara understands that even today most citizens are not familiar with these concepts since they delegate the reflection to notaries and registrars, "but we must all know that it is a public tool, with some private aspects, to which all people can Access to know everything they need about their real estate at local and national level.
Source: Ciudadanos Cartagena
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