The labor agreement in the hospitality sector is modified, updating professional categories, working hours registration and new protocols. Its validity is extended until December 31, 2030.
The Government creates labor and social aid for workers affected by the fires in Madrid, Ávila and Toledo in July 2026. Includes extraordinary benefits, leave and social security contribution exemptions.
The Government launches a shock plan with direct aid to the hospitality sector to upgrade equipment with more efficient models. The objective is to reduce energy costs in light of the crisis in the Middle East.
The Community of Madrid approves a law that allows inheriting or receiving as a gift a family business by paying almost nothing in inheritance and gift tax, with a 99% reduction.
The Government approves the 'Spain Grows' program strategy, which channels over 10,800 million from the ICO to finance SMEs, affordable rental housing and environmental projects where the private market does not reach.
The Government extends until September 2026 the energy tax reductions and aid to transport operators, farmers and fishermen approved due to the Middle East crisis, with gradual withdrawal as markets stabilize.
The Spanish Data Protection Authority sanctions Vodafone with 1.05 million and Amadeus with 14.4 million euros for violating the RGPD in the processing of personal data.
The Supreme Court has annulled several articles of the decree creating the Unique Rental Registry for tourist apartments, partially ruling in favor of apartment associations from Barcelona and Girona.
Tax Authority approves official models for declaring Corporate Income Tax for fiscal year 2025, with changes in tax rates for microenterprises and new deductions.
The Government approves extraordinary measures to address the economic impact of the conflict in the Middle East. The aim is to cushion the effects on Spanish companies and citizens.