The mayor of Valencia Maria Jose Catala will maintain each of the tax reductions applied in 2024 during the next year 2025 in front waste by Sanchez. Thus, this was guaranteed this Friday by the first Deputy Mayor and Financial Advisor of the said Consistory. Maria José Ferrer San Segundo. In addition, will offer a 95% bonus to all neighborhood communities that undertake the replacement of ventilated aluminum and composite facades or adapt them to the Technical Building Code. A measure which aims avoid fires like Campanar.
As OKDIARIO announced this Friday, Valencian town halls have launched a general policy of tax reductions of Real Estate (IBI) to mitigate as much as possible the notable increase in the cost of waste due to what is already called waste of Pedro Sánchez, that the executive he chairs will force municipalities to collect within the framework of the so-called Law on Waste and Contaminated Soils for a Circular Economy.
If this Thursday she was president of the Provincial Deputation of Castellón Marta Barrachina the one who demanded a moratorium on waste. This Friday, it was the Valencia City Hall which decided to act on the subject. And it will do so by maintaining in 2025, when the trash cans come into force, the tax deductions that María José Catalá implemented in 2024. And by adding an additional bonus, intended, in this case, for neighborhood communities.
Sánchez’s “trash cans” in Valencia
Concretely, the State obliges the Valencia City Hall to approve a “non-deficit” rate and to pass it on to the Valencians. 47.6 million euros for the cost of the garbage collection and transport service.
With this, the share which will be applied to half of Valencian households, a total of 201,843 of the 408,396 will be 39.14 euros per year. Or 0.11 euros per day for a total of 3.3 euros per month.
“It is a rate that the town halls reject, but which obliges us to approve Pedro Sánchez to consume the waste of its law on waste”, summed up Ferrer San Segundo very graphically.
Until now, it was Valencia City Hall which assumed the costs of garbage collection. But, The Council cannot continue to do thisbecause article 7 of National Law 7/2022 of April 8 on waste and contaminated soil for a circular economy It requires from these same municipalities, by 2025, a specific, differentiated and non-deficit rate which tends towards payment systems by generation and also reflects the cost of the garbage collection and transport service.
The non-deficit configuration of the standard is the one which, as Ferrer San Segundo explains, binds municipalities hand and foot and obliges them to pass on to citizens the cost of collecting and transporting this waste: “It is imposed against our will waste by Sanchez“, explained Ferrer San Segundo on this subject.
To relieve Valencians of this burden, Valencia City Hall will maintain the historic site tax reduction of 2024, which benefited 99% of Valencians, “while Compromís and the PSOE increased taxes by 100% during their mandate”, recalled the Finance Advisor.
More tax cuts in Valencia
Thus, it maintains the 30% discount for large families those who have three or more children, in general, as their main residence, with automatic concession when a property tax reduction (IBI) is available and possibility of benefiting from tenants. A measure that benefits more than 4,000 families.
It also maintains the 30% reduction for the usual residence of families with limited resourceswho, according to the law, are those who risk social exclusion. That is to say, family units whose income does not exceed the public income indicator with multiple effects (IPREM) benefited from 14 payments. A measure that benefits 6,200 other Valencian families, without prejudice to other coverage or aid from social services for vulnerable situations.
Also, Bonus of 10 euros for users who use ecoparksthe bonus of 50 euros for economic activities that use municipal paper and cardboard collection systems in camera.
There will be a bonus 10% to food distribution and catering companies who have established management systems in collaboration with non-profit social economy entities that reduce food waste in a significant and verifiable way, such as soup kitchens.
Also, the non-submission of activities having hired a waste manager authorized to collect all the fractions they generate is maintained, proving that this is the case.
A is introduced 95% bonus to all neighborhood communities that undertake the replacement of facades ventilated with aluminum and composite or adapt them to the Technical Building Code. A measure that aims to help communities that live in buildings with technical characteristics similar to those of the Campanar fire, also in Valencia, to provide them with greater security and prevent the spread of fires.
