The European Union establishes definitive anti-dumping rights on tires imported from China. This will increase the price of these products in the European market to protect local manufacturers.
The Tax Agency and the Labor Inspection extend their information exchange agreement to fight tax fraud and Social Security fraud. The annex of shared data and data protection clauses are updated.
The late payment interest rate for commercial operations between companies is 10.40% during the second half of 2026. This percentage applies when a debtor fails to pay their supplier on time.
The EU updates the parameters that determine how many free emission allowances industries receive for the 2026-2030 period. It affects energy-intensive industrial sectors subject to the European carbon market.
The European Commission sets out how CO2 emission allowances will be freely allocated to industries in the 2026-2030 period. This affects industrial sectors that must comply with the European emissions trading system.
The Supreme Court has declared null the Royal Decree regulating floating photovoltaic plants in state-owned public domain reservoirs, following Aragón's appeal.
The EU regulation establishing how to calculate carbon emissions embedded in imported products is corrected. It affects the carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM).
Flexible retirement is reformed to make it easier for retirees to work without losing their entire pension, expanding options for both employed and self-employed work.
An official amendment to the collective agreement in the construction sector is registered. The changes affect the working conditions of workers in the sector.
The European Union launches a Talent Pool to facilitate the hiring of workers from non-EU countries. It will connect international candidates with European employers who cannot find suitable profiles in the local market.