Second .- what can, or rather, what solutions have been found and are implementing Councils / Municipalities to quit or at least try to get out of this situation of bankruptcy "art"?.
The councils have thrown middle of the street and, at the financial situation of his treasure / your cash, have opted for these solutions:
- creation of new tax through fiscal, mainly fees and contributions special, each more absurd (rate for throwing corpses into the street, .....), or increase the tax burden on the suffering neighbors of existing local taxes (IBI-new catastrazo under LPGE for the 2010-licensing ......). The councils have gone so widespread as municipal taxes of all kinds, especially those linked / related housing construction, and promotion of them (IBI, Goodwill, Licenses, Water, Garbage, Sewer, ICIO ,......)
- found another solution and applied by the municipalities has been and is exponentially enhance the activity of management agencies, payment, collection and inspection of its own taxes. I assume that is their right, but what I find absurd is the end and they have reached some municipalities such as Cordoba, which gives incentives to the staff of management agencies, collection and inspection to increase revenue tax. But the issue is more serious because such incentives are recognized in the collective agreement of the employees mentioned above ("Aleppo takes the vial) until 2011.
Ultimately, the fines and tax penalties have thus become almost a tribute more, a source more funding. But despite this, the municipal debt has continued to fatten.
why the English city have set up your imagination and have sought more solutions for your technically bankrupt, for example:
- the creation of subsidiaries with accounting foreign-operations of "spin" deficit)
- the emergence of so-called "creative" accounting - ie, "distracting" items of expenditure appear austerity, and thus avoid incurring a deficit and having to make A plan to improve public accounts from the state tax (yet much of the municipalities in the end will have to carry out such a plan of reorganization, as their debt exceeds 120% of their income, and therefore require the authorization of the Ministry of Public Finance to get / ask for new loans. Moreover, the situation is exacerbated by the cut in the "tap" credit by the financial institutions even for municipalities ......
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