On 1 January 2025, Royal Decree 322/2024 will come into force, foreseeing changes to the Spanish General Regulation on the Collection of Social Security Contributions (Reglamento General de Recaudación de la Seguridad Social).
This entry was posted on 19 December 2024 by María José López in Accounting.
That is the big question of 2024. Almost a year ago, the Spanish government announced a staggered reduction of the maximum weekly worktime from 40 to 37.5 hours as one of the upcoming changes for 2024. However, there is still no clarity on the moment of coming into force of this measure and its applicability.
This entry was posted on 19 December 2024 by Anna Martí Belda in Labour.
In this article, we explain what the moratorium for losses is, the regulations it contains and the consequences which may arise when it expires in 2024. We also shed light on possible solutions to ensure that affected companies do not have their hands tied by it.
This entry was posted on 13 December 2024 by Nadja Vietz in Corporate and M&A.
In today’s business environment marked by mounting tax pressure, companies are increasingly seeking strategies for optimising their tax burden without compromising their competitiveness. One of the options for optimisation is investing in research and development (R&D) which does not only boost innovation but also offers significant tax incentives.
This entry was posted on 21 November 2024 by Gustavo Yanes in Tax.
In Spain, the simultaneous effect of several laws has currently caused some chaos among businesses and professionals regarding electronic invoicing. For businesses to run smoothly, it is essential to be informed about the current legal situation. This is why, with this article we intend to provide some clarity on the matter.
This entry was posted on 4 November 2024 by Inmaculada López in Accounting.
The Canary Islands. A dream travel destination, famous for its great climate and stunning beaches. It is also one of the most attractive territories in Spain taxwise, thanks to its tax incentives. However, the recent debate over the 15% minimum rate for large companies has cast a spotlight on these benefits, raising questions about how this new framework will affect businesses operating in the archipelago.
This entry was posted on 25 October 2024 by Gustavo Yanes in Tax.
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