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On Thursday 30 October, the Plenary Hall of the Consistory will host its regular meeting in October.
Among the various agenda items will be submitted for consideration by the plenary to approve the Tax Ordinance for 2009.
The mayor of Finance, José López Núñez, said this morning that this document does not provide any increase over the current year.
In addition, he said, will not even have the relevant annual CPI rise as expected.
These measures are part of municipal effort to take initiatives to mitigate the impact of the crisis between the municipality.
In addition, he said, there are some reductions in road occupation is cut by 50% when the occupation is in closed containers.
The document presented for 2009 also includes other initiatives such as the extension of debt required to present collateral.
So far, those creditors postponed municipal debt of more than 3000 euros must provide a bank guarantee.
With the new ordinance establishes the amount of 4,000 euros.
Positive cash remaining in 2007
Regarding the municipal accounts, Lopez said that the settlement was concluded in 2007 (budget extended to 2006) with a liquid cash remaining positive EUR 1,892,419.23.
Also, the mayor showed his satisfaction with the work civil service had to regularize the municipal accounting that has achieved a surplus of 235,000 euros, also the year 2007, on investment.
Because 2007 was extended in 2006, some expenses not agreed and, according to the mayor, this led to a court of 2007 amounting to EUR 1,431,136.23.
Therefore, assured the council, as there are remaining positive, once approved by Parliament, will begin to pay bills out of court.
Payment in 60 days
Moreover, the mayor reported that in 2008 the payment to suppliers was carried out with an average of 60 days, thus achieving the goals of the Department of Finance.
Not content with this, Pepe Lopez added that the council will establish a protocol for billing to further reduce the time of payment to suppliers.
Also took the opportunity to point out that the City has "fully guaranteed liquidity and debt is minimal compared to other municipalities.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Alhama de Murcia
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