Ley Foral 2/1995, de 10 de marzo, de Haciendas Locales de Navarra. | BOE-A-1995-16401 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley Foral 2/1995, de 10 de marzo, de Haciendas Locales de Navarra.

This article defines the treasury of Navarra’s local entities as their economic rights and obligations, including those of their autonomous bodies.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-1995-16401
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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The tax quota is calculated by applying the tax rate to the taxable base. The rate must stay within set ranges for the first, second, and third/subsequent years. The tax first becomes due when the relevant decision declares the dwelling unoccupied, then every year on the first day while it remains listed as unoccupied; charges are half-yearly, and taxpayers may request a proportional refund after the dwellings are occupied. Municipalities must keep a register of uninhabited dwellings for tax collection. The tax is managed under the same rules as the territorial contribution, and the related assessments and collection documents are issued together. Local entity general budgets are a coded, joint, and systematic statement of maximum obligations, expected rights settlements for the year, and income/expenditure forecasts for wholly owned municipal companies.