The EU establishes how steel import quotas are distributed to protect European industry from global production excess. It affects steel importers and manufacturers in Europe.
The EU updates procedures to certify the non-preferential origin of products in European customs. It affects importing and exporting companies operating with third countries.
The European Union temporarily suspends customs duties on certain imported products. This measure reduces import costs for affected companies and sectors.
The European Commission establishes individual limits for fluorinated gases (HFC) that each company can market in the EU during 2027-2029, based on their sales from 2022-2024.
The Tax Agency publishes the list of companies from which it has withdrawn the tax identification number due to non-compliance. Without a NIF, these companies cannot operate legally.
The AEAT sets the voluntary payment period for the 2026 Tax on Economic Activities between September 16 and November 20. Payment shall be made at collaborating banking entities with the received document.
The EU regulates vegetables obtained with new genomic techniques such as CRISPR. It establishes authorization requirements, labeling and controls according to the type of modification.
The FIEM regulation is modified to facilitate financing for Spanish companies in Ukraine reconstruction projects, with limits of 100 million and flexible guarantees.
The EU approves measures to protect its steel industry against excessive global production. Import rules are modified to prevent distortions in the European market.
The EU renews its system of reduced tariffs for products from developing countries. It replaces the previous 2012 regulation with new conditions for access to the European market.