Taxes
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Economy
New deadlines for income tax returns: what has changed in the IRPF campaign schedule
Spain has announced new deadlines for submitting tax returns. The changes will affect millions of citizens. It is essential to…
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Economy
What’s Happening with Taxes in 2026 New Timeline Shocks with Unexpected Changes
Tax deadlines for 2026 have surprised even seasoned accountants. The schedule for submitting declarations has changed unexpectedly, introducing a brand-new…
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Business
What’s Happening With Taxes for Foreigners in Spain — Businesses Shaken by New Rules
Foreign entrepreneurs face unexpected tax pitfalls. New regulations complicate operations for non-resident companies. We analyze what has changed and why…
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Celebrities
Miguel Bosé’s Bold Decision Why His Move to Andorra Sparked Intense Debate
Miguel Bosé’s relocation to Andorra has triggered heated debates on taxes and social responsibility. Experts point out that this situation…
Conflict brews in Madrid over Ayuso’s promised tax reform
Madrid authorities have once again pledged to reduce the regional income tax, but the exact timing remains unclear. Ayuso's promise…
Why Adult Children in Spain Pay Taxes for Living with Their Parents
In Spain, adult children living with their parents without paying rent may face tax consequences. New regulations affect thousands of…
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Analysis
Tax Inspectors Oppose Transfer of Authority to Spanish Regions
A heated debate is underway in Spain over tax reform. Inspectors raise concerns while officials promise change. Who stands to…
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Celebrities
Marc Márquez Explains How He Avoids Financial Inequality in Relationships and Friendship
Marc Márquez shares his personal principles on money and relationships. He explains how he maintains balance with friends and his…
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Economy
How Much Will the Spanish Treasury Earn from Taxing El Niño Prizes in 2026
In 2026, the government expects to collect €21.45 million from El Niño. Only the two top prizes are taxed. Find…
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Andalusia
Starting in 2026, all instant business transfers will be monitored by tax authorities
From February 2026, banks will report all instant transfers related to business to the tax authorities. The new rules apply…
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Madrid
Madrid Authorities Postpone Ayuso’s Tax Reform Amid Disputes with Central Government
The planned income tax reduction in Madrid has been postponed. Regional officials cite financial disagreements with the central government. A…
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Consumer
How to Safely Share a Spanish Christmas Lottery Ticket and Protect Your Winnings
In Spain, sharing a lottery ticket is a common practice. However, without written proof, you could lose your winnings. Learn…
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Celebrities
Joaquín Sabina’s Golden Retirement: Multi-Million Euro Assets
Joaquín Sabina has ended his career. He faces a comfortable retirement, with assets worth millions.
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Economy
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…
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Barcelona
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…
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Madrid
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…
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Andalusia
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…
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Madrid
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%…
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Celebrities
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…
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Business
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.
