Portal de Jumilla

www.portaldejumilla.com

• Home
• Business
• Hotels
• Restaurants
• News
• Advertisement

Since last year, the city of Jumilla is part of all local authorities adhered to the convention against irregular economy driven by the Community, in order to pursue behaviors that violate the rights of workers and negatively affect the competitiveness of companies.

This morning, the Director General of Labour, Fernando Vélez, chaired the Monitoring Committee held today in the city of Jumilla, which was also attended by Diego Martinez, Regional Director of the Labour Inspectorate, the Councillor of Finance, Alicia Abellan, and Inspector of Taxes of the City of Jumilla.

During the meeting, among other issues, took stock of the implementation of the convention in the town, and has been common agreement the next challenges facing combat the black economy in the town, and the rest of assigned to the extent municipalities in the region.

As highlighted Alicia Abellan, Councillor of Finance "through this cooperation between Labor Inspectorate, Community and Town Council are to identify undeclared economic activities to the Social Security in order to inform the Inspectorate of Labour and Social Security that contrast with the data of the Treasury and, where appropriate, the relevant inspection starts. "

In this regard, he added the minister of finance, this collaboration "is already bearing fruit in the town, with the derivation of several cases to the Labour Inspectorate, the result of this exchange of information with which it has been possible to open several investigations. "

Regional Plan Against Irregular Economy

This agreement is part of the measures included in the first Regional Plan Against Irregular Economy launched by the regional government to promote and establish reciprocal communication pathways with which to detect undeclared activities defraudatorio mood.

Thus, one of the priority objectives of the Plan is to strengthen cooperation between administrations to increase efficiency in the fight against the shadow economy, through the exchange of information between the parties on any indication of undeclared activity that may occur in the municipalities of the region.

To do this, the City agrees to provide a series of documents and information as the statements made in the self-assessments in activity fees, registration of business tax, applications for operating licenses and refusals, and other knowledge to be taken by local government, such as works that are running without an appropriate license or who are exercising various activities without authorization.

"If we move forward in economic matters, it is necessary that we all pull together and be consistent with our obligations as citizens, and that does not fit the system, which not only violates the right of workers but underground economy favors a profit entities, to the detriment of other businesses that they operate in accordance with current legislation "has concluded the minister of finance, Alicia Abellan.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla