The Popular Party and Vox strengthen their political alliance through tax, immigration, social policies, and local measures such as burka bans in Murcia municipalities.
The Popular Party and Vox strengthen their political alliance through tax, immigration, social policies, and local measures such as burka bans in Murcia municipalities.
Experts at the University of Alcalá debate Spain's new minimum international tax measures and digital economy taxation starting in 2026 amid broader EU reform discussions.
Coalición Canaria denounces Spanish government's unclear and inconsistent funding reform plan for the Canary Islands, calling for transparency and regional loyalty.
Spain's Finance Ministry prepares to debate a new, more equitable autonomous financing model amid political opposition and regional concerns.
The Popular Party rejects diesel tax hikes, champions nuclear energy, and prompts regulatory reforms affecting railway compensation in Spain.
Spain's 2025 tax revenue hits record highs amid the PSOE-Bildu agreement shaping future economic and fiscal policies.
Navarra's 2026 budget and fiscal reform, emphasizing social justice and tax incentives, have passed key parliamentary stages ahead of final approval.
Economist Gonzalo Bernardos explains that Spain's inheritance tax mainly affects wealthy heirs, with working-class families typically exempt, clarifying misconceptions about the tax's role and impact.
Granada's Economy department plans increased 2026 inspections to raise tax revenues by €1.6 million without raising taxes, focusing on property, terrace, economic activity, and construction taxes.
ATA President Lorenzo Amor faults Spain's government for complex regulations and ‘design taxes’ that drive growth of the informal economy, especially in household employment.
Spain faces a high labor tax burden and rapid demographic aging, threatening economic competitiveness and pension sustainability, amid government resistance to OECD reform recommendations.
Spanish tax experts highlight the importance of year-end financial moves to capitalize on regional deductions, pension contributions, and withholding adjustments ahead of the 2025 tax declaration.
Spain experiences an 83.65% rise in ultra-wealthy individuals over €30 million by 2025, with Cataluña and Madrid as key wealth hubs.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticizes Spain's rising taxes and economic challenges, proposing aid for self-employed and promising reforms amid growing public discontent.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticizes government plans to raise fees for self-employed workers and unveils a three-pronged proposal to reduce their fiscal burden and bureaucracy.
Madrid promotes low tax incentives to attract Ibero-American investors.
Spain implements a new waste tax amid efforts to enhance circular economy initiatives.
VOX criticizes the new waste tax in Almería as a deceptive political maneuver by the PP that harms residents financially.
Spain's reintroduction of the wealth tax raises concerns for fiscal policy and small medium enterprises' future.