Malaga and the Push for a Tourism Tax: Hacienda’s Response to Andalucía
Friday, 13 September 2024, 04:20
Malaga's Advocacy for a Tourism Tax
Malaga is at the forefront of advocating for a tourism tax in Andalucía. The municipal leaders argue for a structured approach to fund local services and mitigate tourism pressures.
Hacienda’s Constitutional Insight
The Hacienda has clarified that Andalucía has the constitutional ability to establish its own taxes, following Article 133 of the Constitution which allows autonomous communities to create their tributes, provided they comply with existing laws.
- Local administrations like Malaga and Sevilla are vocal in their support for the tourism tax.
- The Junta de Andalucía has initially rejected the idea but local governance insists on exploring this fiscal option.
- The balance of responsibility between the central government and local authorities continues to be a contentious point.
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