The Huelva City Council extends the voluntary payment period for municipal taxes and fees until November 30. The measure aims to facilitate payment for citizens and coordinate with the calendar of the rest of the province.
The Huelva City Council has extended the voluntary payment period for municipal taxes and fees until November 30. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor for Economy and Finance, Francisco Muñoz, who explained that this new calendar pursues two objectives.
On one hand, he stated, "we are extending the deadlines in order to provide more payment facilities to citizens." On the other hand, he added, "we are aligning with the voluntary payment period of the rest of the province, which ends on November 3, to work in a more coordinated manner."
"We are extending the deadlines in order to provide more payment facilities to citizens"
The receipts that can be paid during this period correspond to the tax on mechanically propelled vehicles, the property tax (Urban, Rural, and Bices), the tax on economic activities, the fee for vehicle entry through sidewalks, the parking reservation fee, the fee for occupying public roads with kiosks and fixed stalls, the fee for services related to public hygiene without IAE, the fee for services related to public hygiene, the fee for occupying public roads with automatic machines, dispensers, and ATMs; the fee for occupying public roads with tables and chairs for profit, and the fee for the conservation and maintenance of the municipal cemetery.
Payment can be made until the last day of November on business days, except Saturdays, from 9:00 to 13:00. Taxpayers can make payments at any of the bank offices indicated in the payment notices that will be sent to their homes. Those who do not receive such notice can collect it at any of the collection offices of the Tax Management Service within the voluntary period.
The Economy and Finance department reminds that there is the option to split or make a personalised payment through the Provincial Tax Agency of Huelva, located on San Salvador Street in the capital, or on their website apthuelva.es.
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