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The Treasury has lost €1.812 billion in tax revenue until July 2026 due to the war in Iran.
The Treasury has approved a regional financing reform with support from Catalonia and the Canary Islands, allocating nearly €21 billion more.
Mapfre has rejected a claim from the tax authorities for 134.2 million euros. The insurer has accepted the payment of 10.5 million but disputes 123.7 million.
Málaga tax advisor Rubén Candela criticises the tax office for pursuing small expenses while ignoring 200 million frauds. He calls for proportionality.
The government approves a royal decree-law penalising landlords in Seville who raise rent, with reductions ranging from 40% to 15% depending on the increase.
Tax Authority denies health insurance deduction in IRPF if the policyholder is the company, even if the self-employed pays the premiums.
The tax authority requires declarations for transfers over €10,000 as donations; those from €6,000 may be scrutinised. Fines can reach 50%.
Tax authorities require declarations for transfers to relatives over €10,000. Undeclared donations may incur fines of up to 50%.
Gestha estimates that the Treasury will collect nearly six million euros in income tax from the bonuses of 17 players residing in Spain if they win.
The AEAT dismisses its Human Resources director, María Consuelo Sánchez, days after the general director's departure. Celso González takes over.
The Treasury brings the deficit path to Congress, setting the spending ceiling for 2027. Self-employed may face income tax hikes and cuts to key aids.
Tax Authority clarifies that donating a life annuity is subject to Inheritance and Donations tax, but monthly payments are exempt from income tax.