With the confinement of most of the population in their homes for over two weeks, the price of electricity has dropped by 42.8%.
Tag Archive for IVA
Butane Goes Up
by Martin Myall •
It’s colder so naturally the price of a butane bottle is going up… by five percent, meaning they will now cost 17.13 euros. No surprises there!
Electricity Goes Up Again
by Hugh MacArthur •
(ESP10) The year is ending with yet another price hike in the cost of electricity, converting December in the 4th consecutive month with a price increase.
Cash Payment Ceiling Lowered
by Martin Myall •
The Government has the intention to limit cash payments to only 1,000 euros, dropping it from the present 2,500-euro ceiling.
IMF Squeezes Spain Again
by Martin Myall •
The International Monetary Fund might recognize that Spain economy is improving, but it is still wants more measures that will only cause more suffering from a crisis-weary population.
Hairdressers in Rebellion
by Vivienne Hughes •
In the second half of last month approximately 500 hairdressers came out in protest over the new crippling IVA rate. The demonstration took place outside the provincial Hacienda offices in the city of Granada.
Butane Goes Up
by Martin Myall •
On the 26th of March the price of a bottle of butane (una bombona de butano) went up to 17.13 euros, which is a 5% rise on the previous price of 16.32 euros.
Stubborn Tax Increase
by Martin Myall •
The rise in purchase tax, IVA (Impuesto de Valor Añadido or Value Added Tax) is attracting a good deal of criticism from every opposition party, as well as the general public – even conservatives from the governing party’s own ranks, but the Government is determined to see it through.
Coming Home to Roost
by Martin Myall •
There can be no better example of opposition tactics coming back to haunt you once you’re in government than what has happened to Mariano Rajoy.
2nd-Hand, 4-Wheel Revival
by Martin Myall •
Who can afford a new car without a bank loan? And as bank loans are as prolific as green dogs… not many new cars are being sold at the moment, so it should come as no surprise than 2nd-hand-car sales are far outstripping their fresh-off-the-assembly-line competitors: 2.3 old cars sold for each new one.