スペインのコルーニャ(Corunya)市役所は 、公立大学から固定資産税:IBI:(el Impuesto de Bienes Inmueble)を徴収！！？？、教会は免除！
A Coruña decide cobrar el IBI a su universidad y exime a la Iglesia
Se une a Vigo y Pontevedra que recaudan 548.000 euros anuales en sus campus
Paola Obelleiro A Coruña 18 DIC 2012 - 10:43 CET
A Coruña decides to charge its property tax exempt university and the Church
He joins Vigo and Pontevedra to collect 548,000 per year on their campuses
Paola Obelleiro Coruna 18 DIC 2012 - 10:43 CET
A church or touch, but the public university itself. The City of Corunna, governed by Mayor Carlos Negreira (PP), has decided to charge the academic institution for the first time in its two decades of existence, the Property Tax (IBI). All of a sudden, in the middle wave of protests by guiding bulky cuts that stifle public campuses, the agreement was annulled by the university Coruña was so far exempt from this tax in the provincial capital. A waiver of that follow, however, enjoying most of the Spanish campus or multiple properties of the curia, whether or not religious use.
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By the means for collection came to the requirement of the City Chancellor coruñés to enter without delay into city coffers by € 85,000 buildings that have spread across the city. Only four months earlier, the government team of Negreira prevented the full City discuss the possibility of raising all or part of the property tax exemption enjoyed by the Catholic Church since the beginning of democracy. Faced with such haste, the Universidade da Coruña paid. But at the same time agreed to administratively appeal the payment of a tax which until now had always fought. Also in Ferrol, the City Council, unlike the coruñés, they kept alive his decision not to raise at different locations in the city campus department.
And although two state-level laws provide for the possibility to exempt universities from payment of IBI, the disparity of criteria and tax collection effort of the seven Galician cities with campuses is striking. Santiago, in 2005 and Lugo, 2007 agreed, after years of lawsuits and both being governed by the PSOE, exempt from this tax to the University of Santiago-Lugo charged only 5% of which would correspond. Ourense, also socialist mayor, joined last year and since then the rate pound to Vigo academic institution. But this, however, is of the few universities in Spain who religiously pay their property tax for buildings in Vigo (with Mayor PSOE) and Pontevedra (governed by BNG). A receipt negligible, with IBI rise 10% this year, totals 548,000 euros.
Years of litigation in Santiago
A cost Compostela University years of litigation and a debt mountain slope make the councils of its two campuses, the Galician capital of Lugo and, forgive him the payment of IBI. In 2005, after losing several appeals in the courts but with the Universities Act allows local tax rid of that going for it, the Chancellor managed to close two agreements with both corporations. In Santiago, in exchange for dropping all its unresolved lawsuits and gradually pay in ten years the nearly four million outstanding property tax since 1997, since 2005 the university has "a sujetiva exemption." So, now pay nothing, as the Church. And Lugo campus headquarters, City Hall presiding Lopez Orozco (PSOE) applies the maximum bonus (95%).
The University of A Coruña expected to succeed his administrative appeal. Otherwise, it is determined to go to court and eventually making Vigo. The University of the South, after years of negotiation, the exemption only succeeded in Ourense IBI.
The Universities Act clearly states that tax exemption from municipal property. Although not a legal requirement for municipalities. Many people, like Lugo, prefer applying to university buildings the law governing local government finances, enabling bonuses apply to 95% of the centers involved in teaching or education.
In the economic sustainability plan to the regional government demanded the three Galician universities, is the exemption from property tax collection only paid, so far, the University of Vigo. But with the change of position of A Coruña, and are most Galician towns, including two of the three housing the headquarters of the universities, we do collect that tax. In Vigo, long since traded the rectory, so far without success, with the City who chairs the socialist Abel Caballero a tax exemption expensive (more than half a million euros). While studying Pontevedra stop collecting € 33,000 annual charge for their university buildings, Vigo case is in the hands of the courts. Although in the judicial field, the disparity of sentences is also important.
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