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270 newsSalaries in Spain Set to Skyrocket? - What Employers Fear
CEOE Chief Warns of Risks Behind 30% Minimum Wage Increase. Antonio Garamendi warns of serious consequences. Minimum wage hikes could spark a sharp increase. He also criticizes the current tax system.
€119 Million in Debt and High-Profile Arrests—Investigation Continues
Madrid Police Raid Biomar Oil Headquarters in Tax Fraud Case. Madrid police conducted raids at the offices of Biomar Oil. Six people have been detained on charges of tax evasion and money laundering. The company owes the state 119 million euros.
Garbage Tax in Madrid: Who Will Pay Hundreds of Euros
Madrid Introduces New Waste Tax for All Residents and Property Owners. Madrid has introduced a new waste tax, affecting over 1.7 million properties. Find out how much capital residents will have to pay.
Spanish Lottery — Who Really Gets Rich? Find Out How Much the Tax Office Takes — Don't Be Fooled: How Taxes Eat Into Your Winnings
How Much of Your Spanish Lottery Winnings Goes to the State in 2025? Winning big in the lottery is a dream for many, but how much will you actually keep after taxes? The Spanish tax authorities are always ready to claim their share. Don’t rush to spend your prize—there might be a surprise waiting. Find out all the details in our article.
Is Your Boiler Over 10 Years Old? — Claim Hundreds of Euros in Government Aid for a New One
Plan Renove 2025: How Spaniards Can Get a Subsidy to Replace an Old Boiler. Spain offers support programs to help residents upgrade outdated heating systems. Find out how you can receive up to 60% reimbursement. Save on your energy bills.
Marquise in Exile: Why the Mecano Star Fled Spanish Taxes for Mexico
Ana Torroja: Life in Mexico, a Reclusive Husband, and No Mecano Reunion. The former Mecano lead singer is enjoying her life in Mexico and working on a new solo album. A reunion of the legendary band isn’t on the horizon.
Why 9 out of 10 Companies in Spain Are Dissatisfied with the Government: Shocking Statistics
Spanish Business Sounds the Alarm Over State Control and Legal Instability. Spanish businesses are facing serious challenges. Excessive government oversight is hindering growth. Entrepreneurs are calling for immediate and decisive reforms.
Citizens Demand Change: Why Spain’s Hacienda Is Losing Public Trust
Backlash Grows in Spain Against Tax Agency Tactics and Pressure on Citizens. Spaniards are increasingly standing up to the actions of the tax authority. Ordinary citizens and small businesses feel the squeeze, while major offenders go unpunished. The public is calling for change and fairness.
Global Tax Map Update: Spain Pulls Ahead of Some, but Trails Far Behind Others
Spain in the Global OECD Tax Ranking: Among Leaders and Laggards. The latest tax burden ranking has been published. Spain holds a mid-to-high position. Find out which countries top the list and which ones are falling behind.
Rental Revolution: Landlords Will Be Required to Issue Invoices with QR Codes
Verifactu: Spain's New Invoicing System—What It Means for Rental Property Owners. Spain is rolling out a new invoicing system. Rental property owners must adapt to stay compliant. This will reshape the way the rental business operates. Learn about the deadlines and requirements.
How much will you pay for real estate? Details on the latest changes in the Barcelona metropolitan area
Barcelona to Introduce New Tax for 240,000 Property Owners Starting 2026. From 2026, owners of apartments and parking spaces in Barcelona and its suburbs will face a new mandatory levy. The average annual payment will be €17.5. The change will impact tens of thousands of residents in the region’s largest cities.
María Cristina Clemente debunks myths about inheritance and taxes in Spain
No Legal Ways to Avoid Taxes on Property Transfers in Spain. All real estate transactions in Spain are subject to taxation. Attempts to circumvent fiscal obligations can have serious consequences. Experts recommend following the law strictly.
Operation Urbanitas: How Dozens of Alicante Residents Became Suspects Over Unauthorized Constructions
64 Suspects Identified in Illegal Construction on Protected Land in Alicante. An investigation has been launched in Alicante province targeting 64 individuals suspected of violating urban planning regulations and document forgery. Authorities warn of the risks associated with purchasing illegal properties.
Unexpected unity in the Spanish Congress over support for celiacs – what's behind this
Spain Backs Direct Aid Law for People with Celiac Disease. The lower house of Spain's parliament is discussing a new bill to support citizens with celiac disease. Authorities are considering tax breaks and the creation of a special registry. The decision could affect hundreds of thousands of families across the country.
Major Revelation in the Gürtel Case Trial – Which Defendants Have Accepted a Plea Deal
Twenty Defendants in Gürtel Case Plead Guilty at Final Trial. At the final hearing of the Gürtel case, 20 defendants admitted their involvement in criminal activities. The court is examining a complex scheme of money laundering and tax evasion.
Spanish authorities make abrupt policy shift following entrepreneurs' protests – what's next?
Spanish Government Revises Plan to Raise Contributions for the Self-Employed. Spain has changed its approach to increasing social security contributions for the self-employed. The decision was made after a tense week and public discontent. The new conditions will affect different groups of contributors. Further discussions and possible adjustments are expected.
Tenth Wave of Contribution Increases for Autónomos Triggers Outcry in Spain – Feijóo Promises Change
Feijóo Opposes New Fees for the Self-Employed and Proposes Reforms. A heated debate has erupted in Spain over yet another increase in social contributions for the self-employed. The opposition leader is advocating for comprehensive changes and lower tax burdens. Central to the discussion are support for entrepreneurs and the future of the regions.
Important changes for millions of pensioners in Spain – how to reclaim taxes and avoid missing the deadline
Spanish Pensioners to Receive Refund of Overpaid IRPF by End of 2025. Spanish authorities have announced the launch of refunds for pensioners who overpaid IRPF. Payments are expected to be completed by the end of 2025. To receive the refund, an application must be submitted via the online platform.
Buying Modular Homes in Spain: Legal Requirements and Possible Penalties
Can You Install a Modular Home in Spain Without a Building Permit? Modular homes are becoming increasingly popular in Spain. Their installation requires a permit, as the law equates these structures with traditional buildings. This article outlines the main requirements.
Operation Marengo Rosso Shakes Europe — How Criminals Deceived Tax Authorities
Major VAT Fraud Scheme Uncovered in Spain Worth Millions of Euros. An investigation into a large-scale VAT fraud scheme has concluded in Madrid. Dozens of suspects and frozen accounts are involved in the case. The operation spanned several countries and had serious consequences for the state budget.
Why Ceuta and Melilla Have Become Spain’s Online Casino Capitals – Unexpected Economic Consequences
Ceuta and Melilla Emerge as Online Gambling Hubs, Surpassing Trade. Ceuta and Melilla have shifted from trade with Morocco to developing online gambling industries. These cities now hold the majority of Spanish gaming licenses and are creating thousands of jobs. The regional economies are transforming rapidly.
Spain and Belgium lead in tax burden for property buyers
Comparison of Property Taxes When Buying Homes in Europe: Where Are the Highest Costs. Buying real estate in Europe involves various taxes. The amount varies by country. Certain regions offer tax benefits. This article examines the specifics of property taxation.
Madrid residents outraged by new waste fee – why authorities failed to avoid the scandal
Madrid Launches Waste Removal Fee, Sparking Wave of Outrage. A new fee for waste collection and processing has been introduced in the Spanish capital. The decision has triggered widespread discontent among residents and politicians. Authorities justify the move as necessary to comply with European standards.
What will change for Gibraltar and Spain after the historic agreement – unexpected details
Spain to Get Full Access to Data on British Base in Gibraltar for the First Time. Spain has secured the right to receive full information about people and goods crossing the British military base in Gibraltar. The new agreement changes the rules of cooperation and introduces tax innovations. Authorities promise increased oversight and transparency.
Mandatory Payroll Deduction for Future Pensions Awaits Spaniards – Who Will Lose the Most?
From 2026, Salaries in Spain Will Decrease Due to New Pension Levy. In 2026, a new mandatory payroll deduction will be introduced in Spain, linked to an increase in the pension reserve contribution. The changes will affect everyone who pays pension contributions.
Scandal on La Sexta: Afra Blanco Declares War on Banks and Investment Funds in Madrid
Afra Blanco Demands Crushing Taxes for Speculators in the Housing Market. Spain’s real estate market remains volatile. Housing prices are soaring at an alarming rate. Experts are debating the reasons behind this trend. Who is to blame for the current situation?
Madrid Shocker: Housing in Chamberí Now Out of Reach for the Middle Class
Apartment Prices in Madrid Have Increased Eightfold in 28 Years. The article examines the dynamics of housing prices in the Spanish capital. It provides comparisons of apartment costs over different years and addresses issues of housing affordability for the population.
Madrid and Barcelona Real Estate: Is Renting to Students or Tourists More Profitable?
Should You Rent Apartments to Students in Spain in 2025? At the start of the academic year, property owners consider new opportunities. Demand for student rentals remains consistently high. Contract details and market specifics are crucial. Key aspects of renting apartments to students are discussed.
Catalonia introduces new rules for property owners: fines and monitoring for apartments
Catalonia to Launch Mandatory Register of Large Property Owners in October. Catalonia is preparing to launch a register for large apartment owners. The new measure targets property owners in specific areas. The regulation introduces administrative steps and new requirements.
Andalusian families will receive up to €400 per child under new conditions - Don’t miss the details
Andalusia Increases Tax Deductions for Families with Children in 2025. The authorities of Andalusia are introducing new tax breaks for families with children. The deduction amount is increasing, and income limits have been abolished. The changes will affect thousands of families as early as next year.
An Apartment in Madrid After 30 Years of Work: The Shocking Truth from a Renowned Lawyer
Real Estate in Madrid: How a €90,000 Apartment Soared to €700,000. Property prices have reached record highs. Buying your own home has become unrealistic, especially in Madrid. A renowned legal expert has revealed striking figures.
Are Catalan funds flowing to Andalucía? Junts reignites an old conflict with renewed vigor
Junts Party and Andalusia: A New Chapter in Spain’s Regional Funding Disputes. A heated debate broke out in the TV studio. A representative of the Catalan party made a statement, sparking a strong reaction from the host. Long-standing financial grievances between the regions resurfaced.
How the new reform changed the fate of vintage cars in Spain – young collectors step in
Sharp Increase in the Number of Historic Cars on Spanish Roads. The number of registered historic cars in the country has tripled in one year. New regulations have simplified registration, sparking renewed interest in classic vehicles. Experts discuss the outlook for the sector and the need to create a national museum.
Self-employed may be allowed to increase pension contributions – what this could mean for thousands of Spaniards
Spain Debates New Rules for Self-Employed Contributions. Spanish authorities are considering adjustments to contribution limits for self-employed individuals. The new proposals could impact future pensions and the procedure for refunding contributions. The decision will affect those who pay more than the established threshold. Changes to the calculation system are expected.
Sumar and Compromís aim to crack down on speculators in Spain's housing market
Spain Considers Tax on Quick Resale of Apartments. A new real estate transaction tax has been proposed in Spain's parliament. Lawmakers are discussing a 25% rate on the resale of apartments held for less than two years. The issue is currently under review by the relevant parliamentary committee.
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