Valencian tax collection rises 7.8%

The Valencian Tax Agency (ATV), the Agency of the Generalitat Valenciana in charge of managing the collection of own taxes and assigned to the autonomous government, collected 2,541 million euros last year, 7.8% more despite fiscal sales applied after the change of regional executive in mid -2023.

An annual balance that was presented by the Valencian President Carlos Mazón, who took advantage of these data from the first full year at the head of the Consell to breastfeed from his fiscal policy and the first taxes that approved when assuming the Generalitat.

According to the Popular Baron, with that balance “we demonstrate with facts that you can raise more taxes” at a time when the Valencian president lives one of his most difficult moments after the Dana. Precisely a catastrophe that means having to increase public spending from one of the most indebted CCAA and that, despite this, will “continue along this path, because lowering taxes works”, in Mazón’s words.

The end of most successions

The main fiscal measures approved by the PP government after its arrival was the elimination of the succession tax for direct relatives through a 99%bonus. A tax that continues to charge in other cases and for which the Valencian Tax Agency raised 184 million euros, almost 40% less than 305.6 million euros of 2023, to which the measure was applied for half a year.

According to administration calculations, the Mazón Estrella Fiscal Measure was saving 99.1 million euros for Valencian taxpayers last year. In addition, the improvement in donations to direct relatives also allowed does not pay another 4.8 million euros. In this case, the cut of income compared to 2023 was 39.5%.

Where they increase

The other great reform, apart from the new deductions in the IRPF, was the reduction of types in heritage transmissions to facilitate access to the housing of vulnerable youth and groups.

That tribute is the one that brings the most money of those managed by the ATV, with a total of 1,928 million euros also including documented legal acts. Its amount increased by 18.5% more than in 2023 and is the highest registered in this tax since 2007, despite the fact that the Consell figure at 23.6 million euros what young people and others have stopped paying taxpayers who have benefited from the reduction of types.

According to Mazón, the reform undertaken “saves 127.5 million in total to the Valencians, Alicante and Castellonenses during their first full natural year in force.”

More money for personal income tax

These collection data in own and transferred taxes do not include the regional section of the IRPF. However, Mazón also advanced a strong rise in his collection, since “6,000 million euros has been entered to 6,800, even having carried out tax relief and reduced fiscal pressure.”

In full confrontation with the Sánchez government on all fronts, the popular defended that the Valencian is the community “with the most tax retailes in the Income Tax” and has set social deductions for health or sports expenses that are They add to other support measures to families such as free education from 0 to 3 years.

Ask for “Taxes zero” for the Dana

In that fiscal policy line he reproached the central executive “81 tax and contributions since 2018” and has lamented his “fiscal populism” for granting aid to those affected by the floods and “then raised more taxes” or “announce them and announce them and then not give them. “

Therefore, Pedro Sánchez “Zero Taxes” for the victims such as the extension to 2025 of the exemption of the Real Estate Tax (IBI) and the Tax on Economic Activities (IAE) and the Zero VAT for the change of change of the change of vehicle and housing rehabilitation.

He has also urged the Government to “reconsider” the payment of the second fractional term of the income tax to those affected “because that position comes at the worst moment” and has been asked if the Executive will allow this position to arrive before in the IRPF that your own aid.

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Valencian tax collection rises 7.8%