
Taxpayers can negotiate municipal debts with 100% discount on interest and fines and pay in up to 12 installments via credit card
Sumaré City Hall extends the Fica em Dia program until November 30, which offers 100% discount on interest and fines on municipal debts, with installments in up to 12 installments on credit cards for individuals and companies.
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The Fica em Dia program allows Sumaré taxpayers to settle municipal debts, whether or not they are registered as active debt, with a 100% discount on interest and fines and payment in up to 12 installments via credit card.
Among the main conditions is the granting of a 100% discount on interest and fines on municipal debts, in accordance with the rules established by legislation. The measure allows taxpayers to settle their outstanding debts under different conditions.
The program covers municipal debts registered or not in active debt, expanding access to negotiation for taxpayers who are in different tax situations with the municipality. In addition to paying in cash, paying in up to 12 installments via credit card represents an alternative for those who need to distribute the amount of debt and better organize their budget, both for families and companies.
During the validity period, interested parties can check their debts, check the available conditions and formalize the negotiation in accordance with the rules set out in municipal legislation. Resources that return in services to the population.
The City Hall also highlights that the regularization of debts contributes to balancing public accounts and maintaining the municipality's investment capacity.
The resources recovered through debt negotiation strengthen municipal revenue and help the Administration continue actions and investments in essential areas, such as health, education, security, infrastructure and public services.
With the extension until November 30th, individuals and legal entities have more time to take advantage of the Fica em Dia Sumaré conditions and settle their disputes with the municipality.
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