The Mijas Town Hall is maintaining the voluntary payment period for Property Tax (IBI), refuse collection fees and road tax (IVTM) until 20 November. After this date, enforcement proceedings will begin, meaning surcharges ranging from 5% to 20% plus interest will be imposed.

The only discount applied to municipal taxes is for direct debit payments. The Department of Finance and Economy points out that this discount is 5% and is financial in nature, in other words, the maximum permitted by law. The schedule for sending out tax bills is March (IBI), April (refuse collection) and May (road tax); with a second dispatch sent 90 days later.

Instalment plans

As for instalment plans, these can be granted depending on the debt amount: if the total is under 600 euros, it can be spread over a period of six months; if the amount is between 600 and 6,000 euros, it can be split into up to 24 months; if the amount exceeds 6,000 euros, the period granted can extend up to 36 months, with deferrals for debts under 300 euros only granted in exceptional cases.

Payment methods

As for payment methods, bills can be paid at any of the three municipal offices by credit card or by requesting a payment slip to take to the bank; payment can also be made via the website using a digital certificate. Registered residents can pay via the pagoexpressmijas platform during the voluntary payment period, that is, up to 20 November. Finally, the Town Hall stresses that, looking ahead to the next financial year, direct debit will remain the only way to benefit from the 5 per cent discount on 2027 bills.

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