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This April, the Spanish Government has introduced three significant labour reforms that will impact both companies and employees across Spain. These measures are designed to enhance equality, safety, and the protection of labour rights, fostering a fairer and more efficient working environment. Moreover, these changes require companies to quickly adapt to new regulatory frameworks, involving
As the first quarter comes to a close, it is time to fulfil the corresponding tax obligations. In this regard, April is a key month for businesses and self-employed individuals, as it is crucial to submit taxes within the established deadline to avoid penalties or surcharges. During this period, from 1st to 21st April, multiple
Tax deferral is one of the main advantages of investment funds for residents in Spain. It is a mechanism that allows the deferral of income tax (IRPF) on the gains made when transferring capital from one fund to another. This means that the investor does not pay taxes until they decide to recover their money,
Since late February and early March, Spain’s State Tax Administration Agency (AEAT) has introduced a new requirement for foreign entities applying for a NIF (Tax Identification Number) using form 036. From now on, certain sections of the form must be completed, including details of shareholders and their ownership percentages in the foreign company. For this
The Spanish Government has approved the update to the minimum contribution bases for 2025, which will bring significant changes for both workers and businesses in Spain. This adjustment aims to ensure that Social Security contributions are proportional to actual income, thus strengthening the pension system and adapting to the current economic situation. Below, we explain
The 2024 Spanish Income Tax Return filing period opens on 2nd April to 30th June. As every year, the Spanish Tax Agency has introduced some changes to the process. This time, two key updates could help taxpayers avoid penalties and simplify the correction of errors: fields 669 and 701. Below, we outline the most important
In 2025, self-employed individuals and businesses in Spain will face a new administrative challenge: the update to the National Classification of Economic Activities (CNAE). This reform, published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) on 15th January, is the first in 16 years and will have significant implications for businesses, both operationally and in terms of
The Spanish Government has recently announced three major labour law updates that will impact both workers and businesses in Spain. These measures include a reduction in weekly working hours, new regulations on digital disconnection rights, and the introduction of a paid leave policy for extreme weather conditions. With these changes, companies and employees must adapt
For foreign companies planning to operate in Spain, obtaining a non-resident NIF is the first essential step. This number, known as the Tax Identification Number (NIF), allows businesses to meet their tax obligations in the country without the need to establish a Spanish company. If your business intends to carry out VAT-subject activities, the NIF
With the beginning of 2025, businesses are entering a critical phase of their planning. January is a key month for tax submissions and numerous accounting tasks. Moreover, companies whose financial year aligns with the calendar year and ended in December must now also start working on their financial and tax year-end closing. This process is
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