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256 newsCourt Decision in Madrid: How Spain's Inheritance Tax Will Change
Madrid Courts Revise Inheritance Tax Calculation Rules. Spain is debating the correctness of applying the 3% rule in inheritance tax calculations. The Madrid court has overturned the automatic imposition. The issue concerns properties without housing and furniture. The new decision could affect thousands of heirs.
Ayuso announces tax breaks and gadget restrictions in Madrid schools
New School Year Begins in Madrid With New Measures for Students. The new academic year has kicked off in Spain’s capital region, with authorities rolling out initiatives for students. Taxes and digital technologies are in the spotlight, with proposed changes to education policy under discussion.
Madrid introduces new waste payment system: what awaits the capital's residents
Madrid Launches Notification Campaign on New Waste Removal Fee. Spain’s capital has begun sending notifications about a new waste removal fee. The introduction follows recent legislative changes. Residents are being informed via email and SMS. Authorities have clarified the payment procedures.
TEAC clarifies: foreigners in Spain must declare income from their property
Property Owners Under the Impatriate Regime in Spain Must Pay Property Tax. Spain has revised its tax regulations for foreign professionals. New clarifications from TEAC impact owners of urban property. This article examines the specifics of the impatriate regime.
Selling an Apartment in Madrid: How Much Will You Owe the Municipality
How Is the Municipal Tax Calculated When Selling or Inheriting Property in Spain. In Spain, a special tax is levied when property changes ownership. Its amount depends on several factors. This article outlines the main calculation principles and provides an example for Madrid.
What awaits Spanish workers in 2026? Government decisions and the intrigue surrounding reforms
Spain Plans New Minimum Wage Adjustment and Debates Shorter Workweek. Spanish authorities are set to review the minimum wage in 2026 and are continuing talks on reducing the workweek to 37.5 hours. The focus is on social reforms, taxation, and the positions of political parties. Read more in our report.
¿Quién pagará y cuánto costará la nueva tasa de residuos en Madrid?
Mandatory Waste Disposal Fee Introduced in Madrid: What Residents and Tenants Need to Know. Starting in September 2025, Madrid will introduce a new mandatory fee for the collection and processing of household waste. The new measure will affect all municipalities with populations over 5,000. Here’s who will pay, how the fee is calculated, and what tenants can expect.
Deudas inesperadas: cómo una herencia puede convertirse en una trampa financiera
In Catalonia, Heiress Required to Pay Large Inheritance Debt: Legal Clarifications. A court in Catalonia has ordered an heiress to pay a debt of €67,000 that was transferred to her along with the inherited property. In this article, we explain why an inheritance can turn into an unpleasant surprise, how debts are allocated among heirs, and how to protect your finances when accepting inheritance in Spain.
¿Por qué los españoles reciben menos de la mitad de lo que paga el empleador?
How Much Employers in Spain and Europe Pay in Taxes for Employees: Latest Ranking. A new ranking of European countries reveals how much employers actually spend on taxes and contributions so that an employee receives an annual income of $60,000. Spain ranks sixth in terms of tax burden: the employee receives only half of the amount allocated by the company.
¿Qué regiones recibirán ayuda tras un verano catastrófico?
Spanish Government to Declare Disaster Zone Due to Large-Scale Wildfires and Floods. The Spanish government is preparing to designate areas affected by summer wildfires and floods as disaster zones. Approval is expected for an emergency aid package for residents and businesses, along with new regulations aimed at preventing natural disasters.
Por qué España no logra resolver la crisis de la vivienda: principales obstáculos
Spanish housing market faces shortage and rising prices. Spain continues to experience a severe shortage of affordable housing. Experts believe that up to 2.3 million new apartments need to be put on the market in the next five years to stabilize the situation. However, high taxes, complex procedures, and a lack of government resources continue to hold back the market's development.
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