Exemption from General Municipal Tax on Real Estate - Disabled Persons

Request the exemption of the General Real Estate municipal tax for being disabled

Municipal Revenue Directorate - General Real Estate municipal tax Dept. - Pellegrini 649 (Civic Center - Ground Floor) - Whatsapp (0345)414-3773 E-mail: rentas@concordia.gob.ar

Monday to Friday from 7:00 AM to 12:30 PM

Property owner

-Exemption Request Form
-Copy of the Property Title Deed
-Copy of the Unique Disability Certificate (CUD)
-Resident Certificate of the person with a disability.
-Documentation proving the bond or kinship between the person with a disability and the property owner.
-Proof of income or negative certification from ANSES for all members of the cohabiting family group
 
COST
SANCTIONED: 30.11.2000 ENACTED: 15.12.2000 PUBLISHED: 02.02.2001

ARTICLE 1.- Establish a 50% discount on the payment of the Real Estate municipal tax for persons with special qualities, physically or mentally impaired who, due to their disability, are unable to perform work that allows them to afford their subsistence with dignity.

ARTICLE 2.- To enjoy this benefit, the disabled person must present the following to the Municipal Revenue Directorate: Sworn Statement indicating their condition of not having employment or any paid activity and/or assets that make up their personal wealth, in the subsistence by themselves or by attorneys, tutor or curator, must prove their disability through the presentation of the relevant medical history and the medical certificate for record.

ARTICLE 3.- The exemption rule shall be applied only to the real estate property intended exclusively for the beneficiary owner's dwelling, which is registered in their name and/or their spouse's name and provided that their income from retirement and/or pension -if they have one- does not exceed the amount of $250.00.

ARTICLE 4.- Annually and by means of a Sworn Statement, the beneficiaries of this ordinance shall communicate to the Municipal General Revenue Directorate the status or situation of the property subject to the exemption, accompanying a certificate of survival issued by competent authorities.