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IBI Tax Rises in Alt Camp, Valls Leads the Increase

The Institute of Statistics of Catalonia (Idescat) reports an increase in property tax revenue for the region in 2025.

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The Alt Camp region has registered a widespread increase in the Property Tax (IBI) during 2025, affecting both urban and rural properties, according to data from the Institut d'Estadística de Catalunya (Idescat).

Urban IBI in the region rose from 17.3 million euros in 2024 to 17.7 million in 2025, marking a significant increase. Rural IBI also saw a rise, specifically by 4.12%.
In Valls, the municipality with the highest urban taxable base, the gross IBI urban quota grew by 3.25% between 2024 and 2025, adding 352,453 euros to reach 11,202,900 euros. However, the taxable base remained almost stable, with a minimal variation of 0.0015%.
Regarding rural IBI in Valls, the gross quota increased by 2.86%, rising from 49,468 to 50,883 euros. The taxable base grew by 0.77%.
Following Valls, other municipalities in Alt Camp with significant urban taxable bases include Alcover, El Pla de Santa Maria, Vila-rodona, and Vallmoll. Alcover also led in rural IBI collection, followed by El Pla de Santa Maria and Aiguamúrcia.

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