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Major Prizes in Lotería Nacional Draw on June 20: Madrid and Alicante Among Winners
The Lotería Nacional draw on June 20 awarded its top prize to Madrid and Alicante. Winners have 90 days to claim. Tax rules and payout locations vary by amount. Full list of winning numbers and cities inside.
Madrid and Alicante Share Top Prizes in 20 June Lotería Nacional Draw
The 20 June Lotería Nacional draw distributed €42 million in prizes. Madrid and Alicante saw the biggest wins, with a €60,000 ticket and multiple secondary prizes. Tax rules mean only top winners must declare their gains.
Spain Offers Up to €2,550 Tax Deduction for Families Living With Elderly Parents
Spanish families who share a home with elderly parents or grandparents may now qualify for a significant tax deduction. The measure aims to ease the financial burden for those providing daily care, with specific requirements on age, income, and cohabitation.
How Agencia Tributaria notifications affect the statute of limitations on debt collection
A Single Tax Office Request Can Reset the Statute of Limitations on Debt. In Spain, the statute of limitations on tax debts is four years, but any official action by the tax office or the debtor can restart the countdown. This rule often comes as a surprise to those who expect their debts to be automatically written off.
Step-by-step guide to checking access to your personal information
How to Find Out Which Government Agencies Viewed Your Data via Mi Carpeta Ciudadana. The Spanish app Mi Carpeta Ciudadana lets you see which government agencies—from Hacienda to the police—have requested your personal data. The feature isn’t obvious, but it’s available to anyone who has completed identification.
New pension indexation faces the reality of tax deductions
Pension Increase in Spain: Why Most Won't Feel the Raise. In 2026, pensions in Spain will rise again by 2.7%, but not everyone will notice the difference. Due to the specifics of taxation, part of the increase will be withheld by the state, so the real payouts will be lower than announced.
Who is eligible for a tax exemption when selling property after the age of 65
Hacienda Allows Pensioners to Sell Homes Tax-Free: What You Need to Know. Pensioners in Spain can sell their primary residence without paying capital gains tax. However, strict requirements must be met: age, residential status, and length of occupancy. We explain how this benefit works and where most mistakes occur.
How Migration Transforms the Labor Market and Impacts the Country's GDP
Immigrants Drove 80% of Spain’s Economic Growth in Five Years. In recent years, Spain has experienced a record influx of migrants, becoming a key driver of economic growth. New workers are supporting the labor market and helping to offset population aging, but their arrival also sparks heated debates about the future of the social system.
The main condition for assistance is timely declaration
Income Below 723 Euros: How to Get Ingreso Mínimo Vital and Keep Your Benefit. Spaniards with a monthly income below 723 euros may be eligible for the Ingreso Mínimo Vital if they file their tax return by June 30. This is a mandatory requirement to maintain the benefit and prove status as a person in need.
The Tax Agency sends out mass notifications about potential errors in tax returns
Letter from Hacienda: How to Avoid Fines and Overpayments During the Declaration Campaign. This year, tens of thousands of Spaniards received letters from the tax authorities asking them to review their tax returns. This step allows you to correct errors in time and avoid unpleasant consequences—from interest charges to fines.
From 2026, some entrepreneurs will pay 42% more
Government sharply increases minimum contributions for over a million self-employed. Starting in 2026, the minimum contribution base for self-employed founders and family employees will rise to €1,424.40. This will increase monthly payments to €448 and could lead to debts for those who do not update their payments.
Why Revolut and N26 Can’t Fully Replace Traditional Banks
Neobanks in Spain Face a Barrier: Without Integration with Government Agencies, Growth Is Impossible. In Spain, digital banks aspire to become the primary financial tool for clients. However, without direct access to systems like Hacienda, SEPE, and Seguridad Social, they remain merely a convenient supplement. We explore what prevents neobanks from taking a central place in the lives of Spaniards.
Ana Duato issues new statement after acquittal overturned
Ana Duato Back in the Spotlight: Acquittal Overturned and Case Takes a New Turn. Ana Duato is at the center of public discussion after her acquittal was overturned. The actress publicly responded to the court's decision and vowed to defend her position once again. The story has taken a new turn.
From May 29, you can make an appointment for an in-person IRPF tax return filing
Spanish Tax Agency Announces Dates for In-Person Income Tax Filing Appointments. Starting May 29, Spain will open appointments for in-person visits at tax offices to file 2025 income tax returns. In-person submission will begin on June 1 and continue through the end of June 2026. Bank payment will have a separate deadline.
Up to 40% of Income Could Go to Taxes: What's Changing for Renters
Owners of Tourist Apartments in Spain Face New Tax Risks. Renting out property to tourists in Spain now demands increased tax vigilance. New regulations and a digital registry require owners to accurately declare their rental income, as penalties for non-compliance can be substantial.
What Are Banks Hiding Behind TV and Smartphone Promotions?
Bank gifts: why free gadgets and money may lead to taxes. Banks attract clients with gifts — from cash to electronic devices. But these pleasant bonuses often come with a tax obligation: the gift must be declared, and a portion of its value paid to the state. How to avoid pitfalls and what to check in advance — in our analysis.
Shakira Fully Acquitted: Spanish Court Drops All Tax Charges
Shakira wins case against Spanish tax authorities: court drops all charges. Shakira has achieved a complete dismissal of tax claims in Spain. The court found there was no evidence of her residency. The artist will be refunded tens of millions of euros.
Which tax deductions actually work and where to find them in your tax return
Deductions in Renta-2026: How to Maximize Benefits for Housing, Rent, and Electric Vehicles. In 2026, Spain's tax declaration brings new opportunities for deductions: housing, rent, electric cars, energy efficiency, and donations. We explain who can take advantage of them and how, so you don’t miss out on your money.
The most common mistakes pension recipients make and how to avoid them
Five Key Points for Pensioners When Filling Out the Income Tax Return. Pensioners in Spain are once again in the spotlight during tax season. Even if a pension is the only source of income, there are details that can affect the final calculation. Let’s examine which sections of the tax return require special attention.
Public land and housing in Teruel province available at the June auction
Ministry of Finance auctions 31 lots in Teruel starting at 45.95 euros. A new government auction is launching in Teruel: 31 lots are up for sale, including agricultural plots for less than 50 euros and a city apartment for 116,000 euros. Participation requirements and details of the procedure are covered in this article.
Who will have to switch to the new reporting system and when
Electronic Invoicing Becomes Mandatory: Deadlines for Businesses and Freelancers. The Spanish government has set dates for the transition to mandatory electronic invoicing. Large companies must implement the system in 2027, while small businesses and freelancers will follow in 2028. The new rules will affect everyone working with other businesses.
Why Even Minimum Wage Earners Will Face New Deductions
Hacienda to Withhold Up to 591 Euros from SMI-Level Salaries. Starting in 2026, employees earning the SMI will see monthly withholdings on their payslips, even without a formal obligation to file a tax return. These sums can only be reclaimed by completing the Renta process.
Why transferring an apartment with furnishings can increase your tax bill
Inheritance with Furniture: How a Will’s Wording Raises the Tax. A woman in Madrid faced extra costs when inheriting a furnished apartment. The court confirmed: if the will explicitly mentions household items, the tax base increases by 3%.
Who is eligible for subsidies to renovate their bathroom or kitchen, and under what conditions
Government Launches New Housing Renovation Subsidies Up to €21,400. A new support program has been launched in Spain for homeowners: the government will reimburse part of the renovation costs if the work leads to reduced energy consumption. Subsidies are available through regional governments and are planned for 510,000 properties until mid-2026.
Spaniards No Longer Keep Money in the Bank: What’s Happening to Their Savings
Why Spanish Families Are Massively Changing How They Store Their Money — And What This Could Lead To. Traditional bank accounts in Spain are losing popularity at a rapid pace: families are seeking new ways to protect and grow their savings. What risks and unexpected consequences lie behind this change? A new approach to savings: what Spaniards lose and discover as they turn away from traditional accounts.
Key Dates and Unexpected Risks: How Agencia Tributaria Staff Protests Could Affect Your Tax Return
Strikes at Hacienda: What Threatens Taxpayers Amid the Renta 2025 Campaign. During the busiest period for filing tax returns, Hacienda employees are staging protests, threatening disruptions and delays. Why does this matter to almost anyone submitting paperwork in Spain? Key dates and unexpected risks: how strikes at the Agencia Tributaria could impact your tax return.
Spanish authorities debate restrictions for foreign real estate buyers
Pedro Sánchez Uses Barcelona Summit to Pressure Housing Market. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez advocated for stricter regulations on foreign property buyers at the Barcelona summit. Authorities are considering new measures amid rising prices and a shortage of affordable housing.
Europe Prepares Tough Reforms: Who Will Be Affected
Socialists Demand Limits on Social Networks and Housing Speculation in the EU. At a forum in Barcelona, socialists proposed introducing a global wealth tax, tightening control over social networks, and restricting housing speculation. Authorities are discussing reforms to protect democracy and social justice.
April 18 Lottery Payouts: Who Won the Jackpot Today
April 18 Lottery: Where Major Wins Happened and How Taxes Changed. Spain held the Lotería Nacional draw under new tax rules. The top prize was shared by residents of several cities. We tell you where the lucky winners live and what’s different for prize recipients now.
Spain's Record Pension System Debt — New Taxes Fail to Solve Deficit
Spain’s Pension Reserve Reaches Maximum, but System Debt Hits €136 Billion. Spain’s pension reserve has grown, but system debt is at a record high. New taxes fail to address the deficit. The system remains dependent on government funding.
A family of four will pay at least €186,000 for a residence permit in Andorra
Residence Permit in Andorra Becomes More Expensive: Minimum Investment Now One Million Euros. Andorra has sharply increased the cost of residence permits for investors. The minimum investment amount is now one million euros. An additional non-refundable fee of 50,000 euros has also been introduced. The new rules make the country less accessible.
2025 Tax Declaration Deadlines in Spain Key Dates and New Requirements
Spanish Tax Agency Updates Tax Return Deadlines Key Points for 2025. Tax return deadlines in 2025 have changed. Online filing opens from April 8, and in-person consultations begin in June. Prepare your documents in advance to avoid mistakes and penalties.
Tax refund payments in Spain: when to expect the first transfers
Tax refund timing why payments are not issued to everyone at once. A new tax refund campaign has begun in Spain. Payment dates depend on how complex each tax return is. Find out why refunds are not processed for everyone on the same day.
Key points for paying taxes via Bizum in Spain
Bizum for Tax Payment How the New Method Works and What Limitations Exist. Spaniards can now pay income tax via Bizum. However, the payment cannot be split into installments or cancelled. Before confirming, it's important to carefully check all details.
Police uncover fake companies and large-scale fraud
Fake company scheme uncovered in Spain causes €162,000 in losses. Police in Castellón have exposed a network of front companies. The scheme enabled illicit access to public funds. Foreign nationals and local intermediaries are implicated.
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