What the town council collects, compared with similar coastal towns. The council sets the property tax (IBI) rate within the range allowed by Spanish law; when the cadastral values it applies to were last revised is decided with the Cadastre. Income tax, VAT and most other taxes are set by the Government of Spain and the Generalitat: see Who governs.
Effective property tax rate (IBI)
Total IBI due over the total cadastral value of urban property, %. The average rate actually charged, before reliefs.
After a revaluation the cadastral value jumps at once but is phased into the tax base over up to ten years, so this ratio drops in the revaluation year and then creeps up each year without any change in the rate the council sets. Compare it with the year of the last revision below.
Effective IBI rate,
% of cadastral value. In brackets: year of the last general cadastral revaluation.
Tax revenue per resident,
Council taxes, fees, public prices and other chapter 1–3 income (IBI, vehicle, business, building and land-value taxes, fees, fines), € per resident.
Tax revenue per resident
Council taxes, fees, public prices and other chapter 1–3 income, € per resident. Divided by registered residents. The seasonal population chart (People and income) shows how many more people are present on an average day in each town.