Understanding Real Estate Valuation, Taxes, and Property Value

Rateable Value: The assessed value of a property used for property tax collection.

Valuation: The process of determining the monetary value of a property, subject to regulations.

Real Property: Immovable property such as land, buildings, and constructions.

Well Root: A broad category of goods, including various types of real estate (<http://es.mimi.hu/economia/categorias.html>).

Real Estate Taxes

  • ISR (Income Tax): Paid on buildings and vacant lots; collected by notaries.
  • VAT (Value Added Tax): Levied
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Royal Resorts: Mission, Vision, Values & Philosophy

Royal Resorts: Mission, Vision, and Values

Mission

To create vacation ownership products and services for world travelers that provide outstanding resort vacation experiences with the highest client satisfaction in the industry.

Vision

To be the leading Mexican brand in the timeshare, fractional, and residential luxury markets, providing full resort services and amenities.

Corporate Directives

  • Eye contact
  • Smile
  • Greet people
  • Pick up any trash you find

Corporate Values

Integrity

  • Always try to do the right thing.
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Customer-Centric Strategies for Modern Organizations

Focus on the Customer

The Customer Comes First: Meeting customer needs is the foundation of any successful organization. The customer is 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in organizational priorities. Customers have become more demanding and have more choices. Some studies in the 1960s found that size was the most important predictor of management style (the larger the organization, the more likely it was to adopt bureaucratic structures). Contingency theories suggest that size is important, but the firm’s situation

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EU Social Security and Public Health Policies

EU Public Health

The Treaty of Amsterdam established the need to address the health of citizens holistically. The most considered areas are cancer, addiction, disease transmission, and general measures for health protection. The EU seeks to improve health information, establish rapid response systems for threats such as epidemics, and prevent diseases.

In this sense, it launched the Community Action Program in the field of public health (2003-2008), replaced by the Second Community Action Program

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Collaborative Economy, CRM, and Business Strategies

Collaborative Economy Models

  • Collaborative Economy: The platform acts as an intermediary between peers. It involves the exchange of existing but underutilized goods and services, with or without financial compensation. Examples include Wallapop, BlaBlaCar, and Airbnb.
  • On-Demand Economy: The platform acts as an intermediary between a professional and a consumer. A commercial relationship is established with users, and there is financial compensation. Examples include Cabify, Glovo, and UberX.
  • Access
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Government Auditing in Mexico: Types, Procedures

What is Government Auditing?

Government auditing in Mexico is a crucial process. It involves several stages and procedures to ensure transparency and accountability within the public sector. This document provides a simplified explanation of key aspects.

Audit Follow-Up

1. What’s the follow-up?

It’s a stage in the audit process where checks are implemented based on recommendations from the evaluation of the company.

Implementation Procedures

2. What are the procedures in the implementation of monitoring?

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