The association considers that the tax increases are a "direct attack on the struggle against seasonality and on businesses which keep their establishments open all year". In this regard, the association is accusing the town hall of attacking small businesses and workers. "This increase is an unfair, disproportionate and unjustified measure that has no objective, economic or legal criterion."
As we reported yesterday, the association is looking at the possibility of taking the matter to court. This is based on the fact that the association "does not understand how rates can be increased without a legal and justifiable basis". What are the criteria, Robledo would like to know, for increases between 30.7% and 85.75%. Is it a tax increase "because they think there are more people or because they feel like it"?
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Of course businesses making money from using PUBLIC SPACE should pay a heavy price. That space belongs to the people of Palma who by the way were never asked their opinion on the subject. Borne is a perfect example of bars being given an inch and taking a mile. It used to be a pleasure to stroll along Borne......not any more.
My,my,your politicians seem hell bent on increasing the dole queues.