Technical errors in the European regulation expanding EU economic sanctions against Russia are corrected. It affects companies that trade with Russia or have linked assets.
The EU updates the official report model used by inspectors to monitor driving hours and rest periods of truck drivers and professional drivers. It replaces the previous 2017 model.
The EU updates cosmetics rules by restricting or prohibiting 12 ingredients such as aluminium, zinc salts and various hair dyes due to health risks.
The European Commission reviews national allocations of greenhouse gas emissions for the 2026-2030 period, adjusting the limits that each Member State must respect.
Navarra updates its tax regulations by adapting VAT and the electricity production tax. The changes aim to harmonize regional tax legislation with state regulations.
The AEAT corrects errors in its tax inspection and customs control plan for 2026. It affects the guidelines that direct tax control actions this year.
The salary tables of the state collective agreement for consulting, IT and market research companies are updated. It affects the salaries of workers in the technology and consulting sector.
The European Commission recommends to member states to remove obstacles to facilitate direct purchase contracts for electricity and renewable energy between companies and producers.
The State and Navarra agree to coordinate the application of the 15% global minimum tax for large multinational and domestic groups. This tax ensures that these companies pay at least that percentage in any territory.
The EU Council modifies the current sanctions against Belarus, adjusting restrictive measures due to its involvement in the war against Ukraine.