Velasco Lawyers in Almuñécar explain how IRPF works for residents in Spain, if they spend over 183 days in a calendar year.
Paying Taxes in Spain
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
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Vehicle Generated Taxes
by Martin Myall •
Do you know just how much tax revenue your vehicle makes for the State? It’s a lot, collected by the Central Government right down to your town hall.
ATM for Paying Taxes
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Town Hall has come up with a cajero automático (ATM) where you can pay in your municipal tax bills – whoopeeee!
Bogus Sheikh Sentenced
by Martin Myall •
The Supreme Court has ratified the 4.5-year prison sentenced handed down by a Málaga, provincial, law court on Wilson O., for fraud whilst impersonating an Arab Emirates Prime Minister.
Blue Zone Squabbles
by Hugh MacArthur •
Even though the blue zoning in Salobreña never materialized during the summer, the controversy that its generated continues.
Motril Austerity Measures
by Martin Myall •
The Motril Town Hall is set to cut 8,000,000 euros from its budget in order not to raise municipal taxes or be forced to axe jobs, the Vice-Mayor/Councillor for the Economy, José García Fuentes, explained.
Peace at Last!
by Martin Myall •
The squabble between Torrenueva and its ertswhile masters, Motril has finally come to a peaceful conclusion, terminating in a document signed by the leaders of both towns. This was a dispute that even had the Torrenueva Mayor, Manuel Carrascosa, staging a sit-in within the Motril Town Hall, refusing to budge until “Torrenueva got what Torrenueva deserved.”
Changes in Transfer Tax and Stamp Duty for 2012 in Andalucía
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
On 1st January 2012 the Junta de Andalucía introduced several changes on how taxes under the jurisdiction of the autonomous region will be calculated.
More specifically transfer tax and stamp duty (in Spanish “Impuesto sobre Transmisiones Patrimoniales y Actos Jurídicos Documentados”) have been overall increased. Transfer tax and Stamp duty are regulated by the Royal decree 1/1993 of the 24th of September and enforced with the Royal decree 828/1995 of the 29th of May.
Asking Benny
by Editor •
Brilliant, I thought, just as the election campaigns begin, I suddenly appear on the Mayor’s TV channel – great for neutrality, but having been knobbled, I decided to go ahead and ask him some simmering questions.
Loja Says No To Taxes
by Duncan Inglis •
Not only will Loja not see an increase in taxes next year, but, in some cases, it will also see a decrease.