On the 25th, the Town Hall organised a new talk for foreign residents to inform them about different matters of economic, fiscal and legal interest. The meeting had the collaboration of different professional experts in each subject. These informative talks, organised by the Foreigners Department, are attended by a large number of people interested in the topics to be discussed. According to the councillor for the area, Mario Bravo (PP), “with these regular meetings we provide information on current legislation and on the latest developments in economic matters. The aim is to provide all the information and respond to any question they might have. We have a foreign population here, almost exclusively English-speaking, and our aim is to make their lives easier”.
Lawyer Patricia Ruiz, from the company My Lawer in Spain, was in charge of explaining the new developments regarding holiday rentals. According to Bravo, “holiday rentals are very important in Mijas because we have very few hotels and many properties for rent. Sometimes these have an irregular situation. The latest updates on tourist rentals will have a big impact in Mijas, where we have almost 9,000 dwellings of this type. This issue is of great concern to foreigners, as the regulations will come into force in April”.
- Mucha participación en la charla informativa para residentes extranjeros. |
- N. LUQUE
Pensions
Associate Director at Blacktowers, Tim Govaerts, addressed other topics of interest, such as taxes, succession plannings, estate planning, funerals, pensions, and general information about the economic and political system.
The talk was in collaboration with the companies Blacktower, LGT, Avalon and My Lawyer in Spain.
More activities
On March 7th, from 9 to 16 hours, Costa Women is organising on the occasion of International Women’s Day, the 12th International Women’s Day Conference, which will feature international women speakers who will share their inspirational stories, advice, knowledge and tools.
On March 26th and 29th, form 11 to 14 hours, the solidarity tables will be back at the la Cala Branch Office Square. Social and charitable groups participate in this initiative in order to raise funds for different causes, selling handicraft and second hand products. The Lions Club, Mijas Felina and Donkey Dreamland are some of them.
On March 29th, from 12 to 16 hours, the Lions club is organising a ‘Waiters’ Race’ and a Charity Market at the Torreón Square.
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