You can currently carry out the following actions from our Virtual Tax Office, with a digital certificate:

Through our Virtual Tax Office (by means of electronic identification and authentication) you can consult your tax information: paid bills, outstanding bills, direct debits, associated taxes...

You can obtain and pay your bills through the option to pay with certificate or from the option Bills of the Virtual Tax Office.

You can access both our Virtual Tax Office and our APP (on both Android and iOs) through the Cl@ve system.

Cl@ve complements the current access systems using DNI-e and electronic certificate, and offers the possibility of carrying out the following tasks signature in the cloud with personal certificates held on remote servers.

If you would like to register or obtain more information on this electronic identification system for public administrations, click here. here.

Currently, from our Virtual Tax Office, with a digital certificate, you can carry out the tax returns in the following waysFrom now on, electronic notifications will be available at the electronic headquarters of Mogán Town Hall. You can access them by logging in with your credentials at the following link: URL of the electronic headquarters of the City Council] [URL of the electronic headquarters of the City Council]..The following actions will be carried out:

According to article 43.2 of Law 39/2015 on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations, when the notification by electronic means, it will be understood to be rejected (and therefore, it will have the same effects as signed ones) when ten calendar days have passed since the notification was made available without accessing its content. It is essential that you review and read the notifications in the electronic headquarters of the City Council in order to comply with the deadlines and legal requirements established.

We are working to make electronic notifications also available for download again on the Notific@ platform, as was the case until March 2024. We will inform all users as soon as this option is available.

Register your contact email address both in the electronic headquarters of the City Council as in our Virtual Tax Office is crucial so that we can properly inform you about important changes and ensure that you receive all relevant notifications.

You can obtain and pay your bills through the option to pay with certificate or from the option Bills of the Virtual Tax Office.

At any of our tax offices in Av. De la Constitución 14 in Mogán town, or in calle Tamarán 4 (Arguineguín).

If you do not have a digital certificate, you can request receipts by e-mail to caja@gestmogan.com.

You can also call us at +34 928.15.88.06.

Currently, the only way to submit a request for deferment or instalments is through the electronic office of the Mogán Town Hall, or in person at the municipal offices.

The certificates of being up to date with tax obligations will be valid for six months from the date of issue, as stated in article 16.3 of the RGLCAP.

If you are the holder of the bank account but not the holder of the tax (debt), you can send us the direct debit form duly completed and signed by both you and the holder of the debt to be debited, as well as your tax identifiers.

If you are certain that the bank has returned the bill to the Town Hall indicating that the direct debit has not been honoured, you can obtain a duplicate at our virtual tax office (with digital certificate), in person, at any of our offices, or by calling 928.15.88.06.

No, but the owners of the properties can include the amount of the IBI in the rent receipt, if this is stipulated in the contract.

The General Directorate of Cadastre is the competent administration for the modification of any circumstance relating to properties that pay IBI tax. Mogán Town Hall has a collaboration agreement with the DGC that allows for the resolution of these errors to be made at the Town Hall itself, so you can submit your request at the electronic headquarters of Mogán Town Hall or at its citizen service offices.

The settlement is correct. In transfers of ownership, constitution or transfer of rights in rem, the taxpayer is always the transferor, regardless of agreements between private individuals, even if they are recorded in a deed.

Indeed, the extinction of the usufruct as a consequence of the death of the usufructuary is not subject to IIVTNU (capital gains tax).

In the purchase/sale of a property in which the seller is a non-resident individual in Spain, the person liable to pay IIVTNU tax is the purchaser, as a substitute for the transferor.

Yes, the tax is levied on the ownership of roadworthy vehicles, not on the fact of driving.

No. The Jefatura Provincial de Tráfico checks that the previous year's receipt has been paid.

Any change of address must be formalised at the Jefatura Provincial de Tráfico.

No. The person who owns the property on 1 January has to pay the tax for the whole year.

If you deliver your vehicle to an Authorised Vehicle Treatment Centre (CATV) or a Reception Facility (you can consult the list of authorised collection centres at www.dgt.es), it is not necessary to apply for deregistration with the Traffic Department. These centres will issue you with a Certificate of Destruction that will sufficiently certify that your vehicle has been deregistered.

Within 20 calendar days of notification of the fine, you can present a signed letter to the Mogán Town Hall (both online and in person) with the allegations you consider, identifying the fine, the person who has been fined and the details of the driver.

There is no obligation to sign the report form, but if the reporting officer stops the driver to notify him of the report and he refuses it, it will be stated on the report form that the offender has refused the report, and the report will be considered legally notified for all purposes and deadlines for pleadings and payment with reduction.

It is possible to pay the fine with the 50% reduction during the 20 calendar days following the date of notification of the fine. If you lodge an objection and the objection is rejected, you will not be able to pay with the discount.

Fines in the discounted payment period cannot be paid in instalments.

In order to process payment in instalments, it is compulsory to accumulate all the outstanding debt, tax or otherwise, that the same taxpayer has in the enforcement period. Charges in the voluntary period can also be accumulated at the taxpayer's request, except for fines in the voluntary payment period with a discount.

The tax ordinance regulating the fee does not recognise any tax benefits, except those expressly provided for in regulations with the status of Law or those deriving from the application of International Treaties.

Those who cease to carry out an activity are obliged to file a cancellation declaration within 1 month of the date of cessation. This declaration must be submitted in writing, accompanied by the document accrediting the cessation (AEAT form 036). From the quarter following the submission of the documentation, the premises will be taxed as closed.

File a claim enclosing a copy of the bill you have already paid.

In the municipality of Mogán there is a Regulatory Tax Ordinance for the special use of the local public domain as a consequence of limited parking. This means that the payments made for the use of the blue zone are self-assessments of a municipal tax, not penalties. Therefore, there is no right of appeal against a municipal tax, you can make an appeal for reconsideration against it as regulated in RD 2/2004 TRHHLL.

NO, the tax ordinance regulating this fee provides that electric vehicles are not subject to the payment of the fee, therefore, ECO, hybrid or mixed vehicles, which are not classified as electric by the DGT, must pay the fee.

Yes, all the limited parking zones in the municipality of Mogán work as a single sector, so if you have a valid ticket, you can park in any of the blue zone parking spaces in the municipality.