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Summer Plan 2026: The Labor Inspectorate reinforces heat control in companies
The Council of Ministers has approved the 2026 summer plan, which intensifies workplace safety monitoring in the face of high temperatures and strengthens controls on hiring in sectors with higher seasonal activity. The measure particularly affects agriculture,...
How much can you deduct for buying an electric vehicle in 2026: a guide to aid for individuals, the self-employed and companies
Buying an electric vehicle in 2026 could result in real savings of over €7,000 if the Auto+ Plan subsidies and current tax incentives are combined correctly. However, the benefit varies considerably depending on who makes the purchase and for what purpose. You...
Flexible retirement in 2026: new rules to combine pension and work
Royal Decree 416/2026, published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) on May 28, completely updates the rules for flexible retirement in Spain. From August 28, 2026, retirees will be able to combine their pension with work, including self-employment, under certain conditions...
New deduction in the 2026 Personal Income Tax for installing solar panels or renewable self-consumption
From January 1, 2026, property owners can deduct up to 201% of their income tax for installing renewable energy self-consumption systems. This measure, approved by Royal Decree-Law 7/2026, is worth knowing about before it expires...
The Supreme Court clarifies who must prove overtime hours when there is no record of working hours.
A landmark ruling from April 2026 establishes that the employee must provide evidence of excessive working hours before the employer bears the burden of proof. The decision ends years of conflicting court interpretations and has...
Tax Control Plan 2026: what the AEAT will monitor this year
The Spanish Tax Agency has published its roadmap for 2026, and the focus is clear: electronic invoicing, bank transactions, the real estate sector, and assets that don't match declared income. If you own a business, are self-employed, or have assets...
Simply putting your company logo on your car is not enough to deduct it from your income tax.
The Spanish Tax Agency has confirmed that putting your business logo on a passenger vehicle does not guarantee you can deduct the expenses on your tax return. The key remains the same: exclusive use for business purposes. And proving that is more difficult...
The Supreme Court requires companies to provide detailed payroll calculations
The Supreme Court has just ruled that a payslip simply listing items and amounts is insufficient: companies are now obligated to explain how each item was calculated. This ruling directly affects companies with variable compensation, bonuses, or other benefits.
Marriage or civil partnership: how your situation affects your tax return
Marital status can make a significant difference to your income tax return. For personal income tax purposes, marriage and civil partnerships are not treated the same, which can result in advantages or disadvantages depending on the individual circumstances. Understanding these...








