The Concordia Deliberative Council carried out this Thursday the tenth ordinary session, where the foundations were laid for two relevant measures such as the city's adherence to investment promotion regimes, adding local tax benefits. The president of the legislative body, Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, broke down the scope of what was approved.
In a strategic step to attract capital, the legislative body also gave the green light to the adherence to the National Regime of Incentives for Large Investments (RIGI) (Law 27.742) and the provincial Regime of Incentives for New Investments (RINI) (Law 11.162). This measure is complemented by the incorporation of local benefits specific to these new investments.
"All those who fall within the national large investment regime or provincial new investment regime will also have exemptions from the municipality's point of view, both in the commercial municipal tax and in what corresponds to the real estate municipal tax for buildings, among other municipal benefits", detailed the Lic. Reta de Urquiza, underlining the city's interest in generating a favorable climate for the arrival of capital.
On the other hand, an ordinance was approved incorporating the properties of the Police of Entre Ríos into the regime that exempts properties owned by the province from the Real Estate municipal tax, thus proceeding to normalize their situation.
Concordia prepares to celebrate the May Revolution with a patriotic agenda
Beyond the legislative work, the session was also the setting for an important call to the citizenry. The vice-mayor Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza extended an invitation to all residents to join the commemorative activities for the 215th anniversary of the May Revolution, which will extend during the days May 24 and 25. The cultural and patriotic proposal seeks to celebrate history and reaffirm national identity with a schedule that includes:
In a strategic step to attract capital, the legislative body also gave the green light to the adherence to the National Regime of Incentives for Large Investments (RIGI) (Law 27.742) and the provincial Regime of Incentives for New Investments (RINI) (Law 11.162). This measure is complemented by the incorporation of local benefits specific to these new investments.
"All those who fall within the national large investment regime or provincial new investment regime will also have exemptions from the municipality's point of view, both in the commercial municipal tax and in what corresponds to the real estate municipal tax for buildings, among other municipal benefits", detailed the Lic. Reta de Urquiza, underlining the city's interest in generating a favorable climate for the arrival of capital.
On the other hand, an ordinance was approved incorporating the properties of the Police of Entre Ríos into the regime that exempts properties owned by the province from the Real Estate municipal tax, thus proceeding to normalize their situation.
Concordia prepares to celebrate the May Revolution with a patriotic agenda
Beyond the legislative work, the session was also the setting for an important call to the citizenry. The vice-mayor Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza extended an invitation to all residents to join the commemorative activities for the 215th anniversary of the May Revolution, which will extend during the days May 24 and 25. The cultural and patriotic proposal seeks to celebrate history and reaffirm national identity with a schedule that includes:
- Saturday, May 24: The "Identity in Freedom" Honor Gala will take place starting at 21:30 hours at the Teatro Odeón.
- Sunday, May 25: Activities will begin early with the Central Ceremony for the 215th anniversary of the May Revolution starting at 8:45 hours in the Plaza 25 de Mayo. At 09:00 hours, the Solemn Te Deum will be held at the Cathedral San Antonio de Padua. · Finally, the celebration will move to the southern area of the city starting at 15:00 hours, where the Patriotic Festival of the Gruta de Lourdes Neighborhood will take place (Alvear and Giuliani), promising a day of celebration and gathering for the entire community. For the current legislative session, a total of thirty-two administrative case files were submitted. Most were discussed and approved, with the remaining ones left for the next session.
For the current legislative session were submitted a total of 32 administrative case files. Most were discussed and approved, with the remaining ones left for the next session.