The mandatory electronic invoicing system between business owners and professionals in Spain is established. All companies and self-employed individuals must issue and receive invoices in digital format.
The contribution rules to Social Security for companies and workers in 2026 are established. It affects wages, bases and applicable rates throughout the year.
The official forms and deadlines for filing the Income Tax and Wealth Tax returns for the 2025 tax year are approved. It also regulates how to obtain and confirm the draft return by electronic means.
The Government extends tax reductions on fuels and the gas price cap for households and businesses in response to the ongoing energy crisis caused by the Middle East conflict.
The EU approves a new customs regulation that modernizes the rules for importing and exporting goods and creates a common European customs authority.
The European Commission suspends certain trade rebalancing measures applied to US and European products exported to the US. This pause aims to facilitate trade negotiations between both parties.
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 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 EU modifies tariffs applicable to certain U.S. products and establishes tariff quotas to facilitate their importation. It seeks to balance trade relations with the U.S.