By Linda Hall • 08 April 2021 • 15:51
JAVEA: Building has continued despite the pandemic Photo credit: Joanbanjo
JAVEA town hall earned €2.03 million through planning permission licences last year. Apart from 2019’s total of €2.5 million, this was more than any other year since 2003 when these licences brought in €2.55 million. The town hall received another €1.4 million from the Constructions and Works tax, a further indication that pandemic or no pandemic, building continued in Javea last year. IBI rates accounted for another €17.39 million of the town hall’s total income of €42.69, which more than covered its total outgoings of €32 million. Extra earnings from the property sector will help to compensate loss of earnings after the terrace table tax and the tax for opening a new business were eliminated, while fees for the beach bars and beach services were reduced.
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