Caleños must complete their property tax payments in person - Cali - Colombia

With the purpose of inviting the citizens to settle the debts that contribute to the improvement of the territory, sign the tax payment agreement and catch up with the District of Cali in expired terms is the new purpose in the city.

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Cali taxpayers can now approach the points of presence authorized to make subscriptions to payment agreements for 2021 and previous years, in the unified property taxes of Industry and Commerce.

For his part, Oscar Adrián Plaza Cortés, the leader of the taxpayer service sub-process of the office Operative Technique of Persuasive Collection, He explained that those who owe a portfolio to the district must go to the places where this service is provided.

“In order for a payment agreement to be signed, the person must go physically because they must sign the initial request, resolution and administrative act forms that establish this process,” Plaza Cortés said.

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With the purpose of decentralizing attention to the people of Cali, physical points were opened to access invoices, subscribe, deactivate and obtain general information about this process, in the Integrated Local Administration Centers (CALI) 2, 6, 7, 8 , 17, 19 and 21; also, in cubicle 2 of the Emcali Service Center, located in the Municipal Administrative Center (CAM), platform 1, and in the Bulevar Building on Avenida Sexta Norte.

“The community can also do all these actions virtually by email: requests.acuerdosdepago@cali.gov.co, except subscription”, stated the official.

“In order for a payment agreement to be signed, the person must go physically”

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However, Plaza also mentioned that on the platform you can request information about the requirements to sign a payment agreement according to the amount of the obligation; Likewise, on the web pages, taxpayers will find the data and documents that must be attached after starting the process.

On the other hand, through the page www.cali.gov.co taxpayers have the option of scheduling their face-to-face appointment, according to the site, date and time that best suits them, in addition, there they can download the invoices of the payment agreements already signed, granted by the district administration.

“It is important to point out that the 2022 taxes do not include payment agreements, but they have the benefit of a 15 percent discount for prompt payment, which goes until April 30, as long as you have years prior to peace and safe ”, pointed out the leader of Persuasive Collection.

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