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Based on the study by Ibarra and Sotres (2009), in this article we provide additional evidence linking the characteristics of the northern border region and the institutional framework for property tax collection. We estimate a series of econometric specifications using a panel database for the 67 municipalities in Chihuahua corresponding to 2002-2006. Our central hypothesis is that the economic and demographic dynamics in theborder area of Chihuahua has increased demand for services and infrastructure in the border municipalities of the state, which has led them to differentiate their institutional framework to obtain more funds through property tax compared with non-border municipalities. This is possible since the 1999 constitutional amendment of Article 115 allows municipalities to amend the fiscal institutional framework to deal with their own peculiarities.

Diferencias en la recaudación del impuesto predial en la zona fronteriza: evidencia en los municipios de Chihuahua