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Cancún keeps property-tax discounts available all year to clear back debts

The Benito Juárez city government extended its regularization drive after thousands of taxpayers took part.

By Miguel Díaz Miró · Responsible editor ·
Property tax payment window at the Cancún Treasury

The Benito Juárez city government announced it will keep its property-tax (predial) regularization campaign active all year in Cancún, following strong turnout from taxpayers who took advantage of the facilities to settle overdue balances.

According to the Municipal Treasury, in the first months of the year more than 15,000 owners cleared their status thanks to discounts of 100% on fines and 50% on surcharges. Given the demand, authorities decided to keep the benefit available beyond the originally planned deadline, so those carrying several years of debt can pay it off without the weight of penalties.

At the same time, the Treasury continues cleaning up the cadastral registry to remove keys that correspond to roadways, donation areas and public spaces—properties that should not generate a charge—so the registry reflects only the real estate that actually owes the tax.

Why it matters to you: the property tax funds local services such as street lighting, garbage collection and road maintenance. Getting current prevents the debt from growing with monthly surcharges and is a requirement for procedures like selling a property, obtaining certificates or accessing other municipal services.

How to get current (practical guide):

  • Go to the Municipal Treasury windows or the modules set up by the city with an ID and a receipt or your property's cadastral key number.
  • If you don't know how much you owe, request a statement; the current discounts on fines and surcharges are applied there.
  • Ask about agreements or installment payments if the debt spans several years.
  • Always verify the amount and keep your official payment receipt.

The city advises against intermediaries who offer to "fix" the debt off the books: the procedure is direct, in person and free at Treasury offices. For hours and locations, the city posts the information on its official channels.

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