Navarre approves urgent fiscal measures to mitigate the economic impact of the Middle East crisis. It affects Navarrese companies and self-employed workers with activity linked to the most affected sectors.
Companies, self-employed workers and taxpayers in Navarre affected by the Middle East crisis
A constitutional challenge has been filed against the part of RDL 15/2025 that modifies the invoicing software requirements for businesses. The Constitutional Court will decide whether that provision is valid.
Business owners, self-employed individuals and invoicing software providers subject to Verifactu obligations
An exceptional tax measure is approved in Spain. It may imply temporary changes in taxes or tax burdens for citizens and businesses.
Taxpayers, companies, self-employed individuals and citizens subject to the Spanish tax system
The EU Council allows Spain to apply reduced tax rates on motor fuels. This measure affects diesel and unleaded petrol used as vehicle fuel.
Drivers, transport companies, logistics and fuel-dependent sectors
Congress validates emergency fiscal measures for La Palma reconstruction and authorizes autonomous communities with budget surplus to invest accumulated funds.
Residents and companies in La Palma; autonomous communities with budget surplus
The AEAT publishes the list of companies whose tax identification number has been cancelled. Without a NIF, these entities cannot operate legally.
Companies with revoked NIF and their partners, creditors and third parties with commercial relationships
The tax advisors association AEDAF has filed a challenge before the National Court against the official 2025 Corporate Income Tax models. Interested parties are notified so they can appear in the legal proceedings.
Companies, tax advisors and entities required to file 2025 Corporate Income Tax
The Supreme Court assigns to a specialized section all cases of claims for the autonomous portion of the hydrocarbon tax, declared illegal by the EU in 2024.
Taxpayers and companies that paid the autonomous portion of the hydrocarbon tax
The European Commission modifies the rules for applying VAT to businesses that sell products or digital services to consumers in other EU countries. It particularly affects online stores and digital platforms.
E-commerce companies, online stores and digital service providers selling to EU consumers
Access by the European Public Prosecutor's Office and OLAF to information on VAT between EU countries is expanded to detect and prosecute cross-border tax fraud.
Companies with intra-community operations, national tax authorities and EU anti-fraud bodies