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Registered Charity Nº 8.714/1ª
JJ’s Puppy Rescue Association has been a
Spanish Registered Charity since March 2007
with a Management Committee, Association
Members, Volunteer Helpers and Foster
Carers.
Over the past four years the JJ’s Association
has rescued over 300 abandoned puppies and
cared for them until new homes were found
in the local area and in other parts of Europe.
This could not have been achieved without the
support and generosity of public donations
and the help of local people who care for
many of the rescued puppies in foster homes
until they can be found new homes with a
caring owner.
JJ’s Puppy Rescue Association has over 40
puppies and dogs in need of a loving home.
The cost of the necessary veterinary care
to bring our rescued puppies back to good
health, their vaccinations, neutering and
kennel accommodation all requires a great
deal of fund raising. For this we are dependant
upon public support and generosity.
JJ’s Charity Shop in Puerto de Mazarrón is
located near the Arbol Supermarket and is
staffed entirely by volunteers and we really
need all the public help we can get. Any
unwanted furniture, electrical goods, clothes,
household items, bric-a-brac, books, DVD’s
and videos that can be sold in the charity
shop or table top sales to raise funds will
be gratefully received. We can arrange for
donated items to be collected by one of our
Association Members. We also need volunteer
helpers who can give some of their free time
to work in our Charity Shop so if you would
like to help come in and have a chat with the
staff.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR
COLLECTION OF DONATED ITEMS GIVE
ONE OF OUR COMMITTEE MEMBERS A
CALL
TONY 618034921 - JOHN 617004959 –
RICHARD 699243370
Or call at our Charity Shop in Puerto de
Mazarrón
WeDoItAll4ThePuppies
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Complimentary Tax - or not so
complimentary for some. Taxes creep up
on us from all different authorities and this
happens to all nationalities. So, what is
Complimentary Tax?
This is a tax that the authorities now think
that many people, who have bought bargain
properties, should pay. If you bought a
property recently for a bargain price, be
aware, you may receive a demand from the
Tax Authority for Complimentary Tax.
Let me explain with this simple example……..
A house was sold for 250,000€ ten years
ago and the declared value in the deed was
250,000€. You are now lucky enough to
buy the same house for 150,000€ due to
the down turn in the market. Be prepared
to receive a demand for the difference in
the purchase tax (7%) between the old
“declared” value and the new (7,000€).
The tax authorities still have the original
valuations of properties and are looking now
to increase their coffers!
If you are buying a bargain, have bought a
bargain, or received a tax demand for this,
talk to your legal representative.
Jennie at Best of Spanish
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