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Paying IBI (property tax) in Murcia

Urban IBI is the annual tax on owning property. In Murcia it is managed by the Agencia Municipal Tributaria (municipal tax agency), which lets you pay it in one go or by direct debit in 2 or 4 instalments.

Who: Whoever owns, or holds a right over, a property in the municipality on 1 January.

Our English summary of the official information, which is in Spanish (official name: Pagar el IBI en Murcia).

Checked against the official pages on 11 October 2026.

Our English translation; the official pages and forms are in Spanish.

Cost
Varies with the property's cadastral value and the rate in Ordenanza Fiscal 3.1 (IBI tax bylaw). In 2026 bills over 60 € could be paid by direct debit in 2 instalments (1 June and 20 October) or in 4 (4 May, 1 June, 2 October and 20 November).
Time limit
Voluntary payment period 2026: from 1 May to 6 July; single-instalment direct debits were charged on 1 June

What you need

  • DNI, NIE or CIF of the holder
  • Payment document for the bill (available on the Oficina Virtual Tributaria, online tax office)
  • For direct debit: direct debit application with the IBAN

Step by step, online

  1. 1Go to the Oficina Virtual Tributaria (sedeamt.murcia.es) or the MisTributos app
  2. 2Find the bill with your details or with the payment document reference
  3. 3Pay by card or download the payment letter for the bank
  4. 4If you wish, request direct debit for future bills there

Step by step, in person

  1. 1Go to an Agencia Municipal Tributaria office
  2. 2Ask for the payment document or for direct debit of the bill
  3. 3Pay at a partner bank with the payment letter

Where

  • Agencia Municipal Tributaria (municipal tax agency), Plaza Europa office

    Plaza Europa, 1, 30001 Murcia

    968 355 002

  • Agencia Municipal Tributaria (municipal tax agency), Juan González Moreno office

    Paseo Escultor Juan González Moreno, s/n, 30002 Murcia

    968 355 002

  • Agencia Municipal Tributaria (municipal tax agency), Juan Carlos I office

    Avenida Juan Carlos I, 4, 30008 Murcia

    968 355 002

Large families get a reduction on their main home of 40% to 60% (general category) or 70% to 90% (special), depending on the cadastral value; it must be requested before the start of the year in which it applies. Helpline: 968 355 002 (Monday to Friday, 8 to 20 h).

Official sources

This guide summarises these official pages (in Spanish; the page titles are theirs). Amounts and deadlines are those they publish; if they change, the official page prevails.

Frequently asked questions

What documents do I need for “Paying IBI (property tax) in Murcia”?

According to the official information: DNI, NIE or CIF of the holder; Payment document for the bill (available on the Oficina Virtual Tributaria, online tax office) and For direct debit: direct debit application with the IBAN.

How much does “Paying IBI (property tax) in Murcia” cost?

According to the official page: Varies with the property's cadastral value and the rate in Ordenanza Fiscal 3.1 (IBI tax bylaw). In 2026 bills over 60 € could be paid by direct debit in 2 instalments (1 June and 20 October) or in 4 (4 May, 1 June, 2 October and 20 November).

Where is it done?

It is done online or in person; it is handled by Agencia Municipal Tributaria de Murcia (municipal tax agency). Online, on its official website or e-office. In person: Agencia Municipal Tributaria (municipal tax agency), Plaza Europa office (Plaza Europa, 1, 30001 Murcia); Agencia Municipal Tributaria (municipal tax agency), Juan González Moreno office (Paseo Escultor Juan González Moreno, s/n, 30002 Murcia); Agencia Municipal Tributaria (municipal tax agency), Juan Carlos I office (Avenida Juan Carlos I, 4, 30008 Murcia).

How long does it take?

According to the official page: Voluntary payment period 2026: from 1 May to 6 July; single-instalment direct debits were charged on 1 June.

Who can do it?

According to the official information: Whoever owns, or holds a right over, a property in the municipality on 1 January.

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