Extraordinary plenary last March 30, 2012 which dealt with the Royal Decree Law 4/2012 on Payment to Providers, the municipal government of the PP in Abanilla approved a plan of adjustment that will total asphyxia corporations to come, as least until 2022.
An adjustment plan based solely on the tax collection effort based on property tax revenues rustic and urban, and the seal of vehicles were ordered shortly before raising a record high and, simultaneously, to be the highest throughout Murcia.
That these taxes can not be lowered because, among other things, this plan does not allow adjustment, being in evidence again the "conciliatory words" Mayor Fernando Molina that these taxes would go down when the situation improves.
LIED!
for the umpteenth time.
The supplier invoices submitted to us amounted to 3,371,769 € '91, and this is the amount that will be faced over the next ten (10) years.
Interest pay a whopping € 2,138,008 '86 ('88 € 1,056,003 of loan here, plus '98 € 1,082,004 from other operations long-term debt).
The following chart graphically represent the annual amounts for a better understanding.
It is very striking that the peak will be in the period from 2015 to 2020, arriving to pay annually about 900,000 €, something hardly credible cope.
The absurdity, even more burdensome if anything, has made him realize the PP Abanilla this week.
He alone took out this Plan by a vote of all councilors, however, seems not having enough this atrocity that he has done, since he passed, until today it has become with the approval of the Ministry of Finance, has been increase bills '73 € 73,571.
Therefore, this plan of adjustment that brought in his day no longer valid, since the figures vary.
They do so to the detriment of Abanilla and its citizens!
But the issue of indebtedness of our Consistory goes further because even after coping with the suppliers for a total of € 3,449,493.10 we still in a drawer OUTSTANDING LIABILITIES as at 12.31.2011 totaling to € 1,344,854 have not been able to include in the list sent to the Ministry.
There are several issues that our neighbors need to know:
A. - The provider payment will be made directly the bank.
The money will not go through the City.
This means that if a vendor has any outstanding debts with any bank or any government (Social Security, Tax, ...) they will automatically be recovered money for himself and an aggravating factor for the City of Abanilla : For this effort will pay at least a 5% interest to the Central Government and banks participating in the fund liquidity through a syndicated loan, and then also become the default, preventing the money reaches daily economic activity.
The banks' balance sheets will be cleaned up, but not those of SMEs and self ...
2. - What if at some point the City can not cope with the monthly payments on the loan granted by the State?
The City Controller has a duty to inform the Ministry.
The procedure is that the state will retain 50 percent of the taxes, will be responsible for repaying the loan and drown the City, in addition, "if we go into negative remnant prevent us from any investment not only in 2012, also in 2013, and successive ".
And this is nothing new, because for more than five consecutive years the council has not left the remaining negative, year after year, reaching its record high.
IUMA abstained in his day because on one hand, yes I wanted the providers charged, but otherwise, not under these conditions and sentenced to two corporations come.
Have been Vds. who have created this accounting mismatch.
We still want that those who made this town a benefit paid to see their work, we have tried (in vain) to help them see other possibilities for which these payments can also be performed without locking us into a bottomless pit, but today we can not even abstain, because they have done is not serious, and most worrisome cause more distrust how they do things and their attitude of neglect towards yourselves and to the entire municipality of Abanilla.
Messrs. consistent PP, facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored.
IUMA.
Source: IUMA