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How to Change Your Vehicle’s Tax Address in Moya: Downloadable Template

If you have recently moved to the municipality of Moya in the Canary Islands, you are legally required to update your vehicle’s tax address (domicilio fiscal). This process is essential for paying the "Impuesto sobre Vehículos de Tracción Mecánica" (IVTM) to the correct local town hall. This guide provides a practical template to help you notify the authorities of your change of residence to ensure your vehicle taxes are processed in Moya.

Instructions on how and where to submit it in Moya

To update your tax address for your vehicle in Moya, follow these steps:

📄 Modelo Oficial / Official Template

Plantilla / Template

SOLICITUD DE CAMBIO DE DOMICILIO FISCAL PARA EL PAGO DEL IVTM

A LA ATENCIÓN DEL AYUNTAMIENTO DE MOYA

D./Dña. ________________________________________, con DNI/NIE número ________________, y domicilio a efectos de notificaciones en ________________________________, C.P. ________, Moya (Las Palmas).

EXPONE:
Que soy titular del vehículo con matrícula ____________, y que he trasladado mi residencia habitual al municipio de Moya.

SOLICITA:
Que se proceda al cambio de domicilio fiscal de dicho vehículo en el padrón municipal, para que el Impuesto sobre Vehículos de Tracción Mecánica (IVTM) sea girado a este Ayuntamiento a partir del próximo ejercicio fiscal.

En Moya, a ____ de ____________ de 2024.

Fdo: __________________________

Additional documentation required

When submitting your request to the Moya Town Hall, you must attach the following supporting documents to avoid delays:

Expert Tip: Always keep a stamped copy of your submitted request ("instancia general"). This acts as your legal receipt. Additionally, remember that you must also notify the DGT (Dirección General de Tráfico) of your change of address for your driving license, as the Town Hall only manages the vehicle tax, not your driver's license records. Updating your records promptly helps you avoid potential fines or surcharges from the tax agency.