The budget was prepared on the basis of the current legal framework, macroeconomic assumptions, the city’s own forecasts and estimates, as well as, among other things, notifications from the Minister of Finance and information from the Lower Silesian Voivode. – As of 1 January 2015, the Bolesławiec City Council introduced exemptions from real estate tax covering residential buildings and parts of such buildings, as well as other land. Real estate tax rates remain frozen once again, while motor vehicle tax rates remain unchanged – informs President Piotr Roman.
– Resolutions providing assistance to investors, which support the creation of new jobs through a package of investment reliefs in real estate tax, will continue to apply. The market fee rates will also remain unchanged; they were radically reduced in 2012 – the president adds.
The revenue plan includes, in addition to tax revenues, all possible sources of income, including, among other things, funds for implementing tasks co-financed by the European Union and other non-repayable funds, as well as earmarked grants. The budget prepared in this way provides for total revenue of PLN 147,544,803. Total planned expenditure for 2015 amounts to PLN 140,855,641.48. The submitted budget closes with a surplus of PLN 6,689,161.52, which will be allocated to repaying long-term liabilities. Debt as of 31 December 2015, arising from loans and credits taken out in previous years and bonds issued, will amount to 28.56% of revenue.
Bolesławiec City Hall/ii