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Investigation uncovers illegal tobacco production in Granollers

Largest Illegal Tobacco Factory Uncovered in Catalonia 10 Tons Seized. An illegal factory holding 10 tons of counterfeit tobacco was discovered in Granollers. Authorities detained 20 people, several of whom have been arrested. The estimated loss to the Spanish budget stands at 30 million euros.

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The region allocates support for business and transport

10 Million Euros Murcia Launches Emergency Business Aid Amid Iran Conflict. Authorities in Murcia are introducing urgent measures to support small businesses and farmers. The decision is driven by rising fuel and energy costs due to the conflict in Iran. New loans and tax relief aim to help preserve jobs.

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Spain's new finance minister reshapes the budget negotiation process

Catalan government sees opportunity in appointment of new Spanish finance minister. Spain has appointed a new finance minister. Catalan authorities view this as a chance to reform financing arrangements. The decision could impact the distribution of resources among regions.

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What makes the new support measures a subject of national debate

Spain's Economic Plan Unexpected Risks and Hidden Budget Losses. The Spanish government has adopted a large-scale anti-crisis package. Experts praise its swift implementation but point out shortcomings. The measures may impact inflation and social inequality.

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Up to €2,400 per child New support limits for families in Spain

Spain Expands Support Measures for Families with Children. New payments and benefits impact the budgets of thousands of households. The changes affect various regions and types of families.

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Spanish MPs to decide key tax benefit reforms today

Fate of the Anti-Crisis Package Decisive Day in the Spanish Congress. The Spanish Congress is debating the future of anti-crisis measures. The decision will affect taxes and business support. The outcome of the vote will determine whether the tax burden changes for millions of residents.

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Major government reshuffle planned in Spain for spring 2026

Urgent Government Reshuffle Who Will Replace Maria Jesus Montero and Why It Matters. A targeted government change is underway in Spain. The candidacy for the Minister of Finance is being discussed amid the Andalusian elections. This decision will impact the balance of power and the country’s economic policy.

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Madrid launches fresh effort to support families facing poverty

Madrid Proposes Universal Benefit for Children Under 16 Starting at 50 Euros. Madrid authorities are considering introducing a universal child benefit. The new measure could reshape family support policies. The decision would affect thousands of households in the region.

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Madrid families can access benefits even before their child is born

Madrid to Count Unborn Children in Large Family Status from 12 Weeks of Pregnancy. Madrid authorities are preparing a law that will allow families to obtain large family status starting from the 12th week of pregnancy. The new measure will grant access to various benefits and financial incentives before the child is born. This move could reshape the region's approach to family support.

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Government reshuffle impacts Catalonia’s budget talks

Changes in Spain’s Finance Ministry What Lies Ahead for Catalonia Budget Talks. A new finance minister in Spain could reshape negotiations over Catalonia’s budget. Regional authorities and political parties are seeking fresh compromises. The decisions will impact tax distribution and the division of powers.

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Catalonia announces urgent support for families and businesses in 2026

Catalan government allocates 400 million euros to support families and businesses due to war. Catalonia launches a large-scale program to aid families and businesses. The measures address the impact of the conflict in the Middle East. New initiatives cover taxes, loans, and transport.

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Despite lower fuel taxes, many gas stations have raised their prices

Why Spain’s VAT Reduction on Fuel Did Not Deliver Expected Savings. In Spain, the VAT cut on fuel failed to significantly lower prices for petrol and diesel. Some filling stations raised prices, offsetting the reform’s effect. Authorities have increased market oversight to prevent speculation.

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Why the PSC party couldn't avoid property taxes

Spanish Supreme Court orders PSC to pay IBI for Barcelona headquarters. The Spanish Supreme Court has ordered PSC to pay property tax for its headquarters in Barcelona. The ruling could impact the tax status of other political parties. This decision marks a shift in the approach to tax exemptions for parties in Spain.

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Madrid authorities challenge court ruling on collection system

Court Cancels Waste Collection Tax in Madrid What Happens to the Money Paid. The Supreme Court of Madrid has declared the waste collection levy invalid. The decision affects millions of euros and thousands of city residents. Authorities and citizens await clarification on possible refunds.

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Madrid’s officials face legal challenge over tax collection

Court cancels Madrid waste collection tax what happens to the paid money. Madrid’s Supreme Court has invalidated the city’s waste collection fee. The decision affects millions of euros and thousands of residents. Authorities and citizens await clarification on refunds.

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What drives the PP to push for anti-crisis policy reforms

PP calls for new anti-crisis decree focusing on nuclear energy IRPF and family support. The PP is urging the Spanish government to revoke the current anti-crisis decree. Instead, the party advocates for keeping nuclear power plants operational, adjusting the IRPF, and increasing child benefits. The decision could impact the economy and families nationwide.

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Madrid court scraps waste export tax

Madrid Authorities Face Major Fee Cancellation Thousands Can Claim Refunds. A Madrid court has invalidated the waste collection fee. The decision will impact both city finances and residents. Authorities are now forced to review the system for utility payments.

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How much does the former Spanish leader earn from consulting work

Did Zapatero Pay Taxes Former PM's Income Exceeded 300,000 Euros. Former Spanish Prime Minister reported an annual income of over 300,000 euros. His consulting services are in high demand among major companies. Authorities are reviewing the transparency of such contracts and their impact on the country's economy.

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How tax changes in 2026 will impact small business profits

Spain faces millions in fines over ‘IVA frankizado’ delays and EU penalties. Spain remains the only EU country without an IVA exemption for small businesses. Government inaction risks heavy fines and losses for entrepreneurs. Read the details behind this conflict and its impact on the country.

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How Spain’s economy weathered the energy crisis unexpectedly well

Spain Implements Anti-Crisis Package New Measures Tackle Energy Pressure. The Spanish authorities have approved a set of measures to protect the economy from the effects of the war in the Middle East. The new initiatives cover taxes, fuel prices, and housing rent. Experts explain why the country has proven more resilient than its neighbors.

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Ministers debate rent freeze and tax reduction measures

Internal Conflict in Spanish Government Crisis Over New Decrees. A dispute has erupted within Spain's government over new economic measures. Decisions on rent and taxes have caused a rift in the coalition. The outcome could impact the country's political stability.

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Dispute erupts within the Council of Ministers over housing measures

Two Emergency Decrees How Internal Government Discord Altered Reform Plans. The Spanish government faced an unexpected crisis due to disagreements over housing policy. The decision was made at the last minute and could impact support for reforms. This report outlines negotiation details and possible consequences for Spain.

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Authorities announce major support measures for businesses and families

5 Billion Euros Spain Launches Its Largest Anti-Crisis Package of the Year. Spain is allocating 5 billion euros for emergency measures. Authorities are reducing taxes on energy and fuel. The decisions will affect millions of families and businesses across the country.

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Billions of euros: who will benefit from government aid

State Anti-Crisis Shield Who Will Receive Billions in Support. Spain allocates 5 billion euros for anti-crisis measures. The government’s decisions affect various groups in society. It is important to understand who will truly benefit from the new initiatives.

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Spanish authorities implement emergency measures to cut expenses

Pedro Sánchez announces €5 billion tax reduction to curb price increases. Spain launches a sweeping tax cut on energy. The measure will affect gas, electricity, and fuel bills. The new steps promise tangible relief for families and businesses.

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ERC faces uncertain future amid shifting coalition dynamics

Inside ERC Why Rufian’s Departure Doesn’t Worry Junqueras and What Awaits Catalonia’s Budget. Catalonia faces heated debate over the budget and ERC’s role. Junqueras remains unfazed by Rufian’s exit. Funding decisions could shift the region’s balance of power.

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Hidden deductions in your tax return that can impact your final amount

Seven Unexpected Tax Deductions Refunds of Up to 600 Euros for Spaniards. Spain's tax season brings new opportunities. Seven little-known deductions can help reclaim significant amounts. Experts reveal key details that affect the final refund amount.

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Spain cuts taxes on fuel and electricity

Spanish Authorities Slash Taxes on Fuel and Electricity. The Spanish government is preparing a sweeping tax reduction on fuel and electricity. The new measures will affect millions of families and businesses. This decision is a response to the crisis and promises significant changes.

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Spanish authorities plan additional support measures for families

VAT Cut on Fuel A Surprise Move from Spain's Government. Spain prepares to lower VAT on fuel to 10%. Authorities promise support for vulnerable groups. The measures will also affect electricity and gas prices.

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Online tax return filing opens on April 8

New tax return rules what changes for Spaniards this year. A new stage for filing tax returns begins in Spain. From April 8, deadlines and submission methods are changing. Find out what details to consider and what could affect refunds or additional payments.

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Internal compromises and unexpected choices shape Catalonia’s political scene

Three days that changed the course of Catalan politics and saved parliament. Catalonia has managed to avert a political crisis. In just 72 hours, parties reached a compromise. This decision impacts the future of the budget and the region’s stability.

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Catalan government postpones budget amid political disagreements

Catalan Parliament Postpones Budget Unexpected Turn and Renewed Talks. Catalonia has delayed budget discussions due to disagreements between parties. The decision could impact the region’s stability. Details on the reasons and consequences in our report.

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Where to find your tax data for the 2025 tax return

Tax Data for 2025 What’s New and How to Access Them. Spain launches a new income tax filing season. Updated tax information is available from March 18. Changes affect login procedures and data verification.

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Catalan authorities await Madrid’s decision on tax revenue

PSC and ERC Budget Talks in Catalonia Stall Over Madrid's Position. Budget talks between PSC and ERC in Catalonia have intensified. Madrid refuses to make concessions on tax management. The outcome could impact the region's financial stability.

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Madrid court: Makoke and Kiko Matamoros accused of hiding assets and tax evasion

Makoke and Kiko Matamoros: Prosecutors Seek Prison Time and Substantial Fines. Makoke and Kiko Matamoros appeared in court in Madrid on charges of concealing assets and tax evasion. Prosecutors are seeking actual prison sentences and hefty fines. Details of the case, claimed sums, and the defendants’ positions — in our coverage.

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