Representatives from the hotel, gastronomic, commercial, and industrial sectors positively valued the announcements made by mayor Francisco Azcué and the Treasury team, which simplify the local tax scheme and establish a reduction in the public lighting municipal tax through a cap of 350 kilowatts of residential consumption.
Carlos Aure, president of the Hotel and Gastronomic Association of Concordia, stated that “whenever we talk about decreases and reductions in municipal taxes, it is very important for the entire productive system of the city. We support everything that is being done and we will continue to participate in future reductions of other municipal taxes that directly affect the costs of our ventures,” he stated.
He considered that “there are things that will be noticed in the short term and others that will require more time and work, as stated by mayor Azcué.”
For his part, Adrián Lampazzi, president of the Center for Commerce, Industry and Services of Concordia, assured that “this step is widely positive, which has been worked on since the month of March jointly with the Municipality, the Deliberative Council, and other institutions.”
He added that “we are very happy that the project is being finalized because there is always the expectation that it will be translated into an ordinance; it has been talked about for years and many times it did not materialize into reality, but in this case, we see that it is so and it is auspicious.”
He valued that “it is a very big job that has been done, it is not easy, it takes time but it is not a patch, and we are very satisfied with this first stage.”
Meanwhile, Darío Fornés, from the Association for the Development of Concordia (ASODECO), shared that “it has left me with a very good impression. It will be something very important for the entire citizenry and I take away that it will mean a great benefit, both in the productive and private spheres,” he remarked.
He said that as ASODECO “all our institutions will support this administration since they have made a reduction in public spending, which is also very important. Any administration that is for the progress of Concordia will have our support, and especially when institutions are called to work, to accompany, and to improve the situation for everyone,” he concluded.
Carlos Aure, president of the Hotel and Gastronomic Association of Concordia, stated that “whenever we talk about decreases and reductions in municipal taxes, it is very important for the entire productive system of the city. We support everything that is being done and we will continue to participate in future reductions of other municipal taxes that directly affect the costs of our ventures,” he stated.
He considered that “there are things that will be noticed in the short term and others that will require more time and work, as stated by mayor Azcué.”
For his part, Adrián Lampazzi, president of the Center for Commerce, Industry and Services of Concordia, assured that “this step is widely positive, which has been worked on since the month of March jointly with the Municipality, the Deliberative Council, and other institutions.”
He added that “we are very happy that the project is being finalized because there is always the expectation that it will be translated into an ordinance; it has been talked about for years and many times it did not materialize into reality, but in this case, we see that it is so and it is auspicious.”
He valued that “it is a very big job that has been done, it is not easy, it takes time but it is not a patch, and we are very satisfied with this first stage.”
Meanwhile, Darío Fornés, from the Association for the Development of Concordia (ASODECO), shared that “it has left me with a very good impression. It will be something very important for the entire citizenry and I take away that it will mean a great benefit, both in the productive and private spheres,” he remarked.
He said that as ASODECO “all our institutions will support this administration since they have made a reduction in public spending, which is also very important. Any administration that is for the progress of Concordia will have our support, and especially when institutions are called to work, to accompany, and to improve the situation for everyone,” he concluded.