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VERIFACTU Postponed Again: Spain Pushes the Deadline to October 2028
Spanish businesses and self-employed professionals have been given additional time to prepare for VERIFACTU compliance. The Ministry of Finance announced on 5 October 2026 its intention to postpone the remaining VERIFACTU obligations until October 2028 in order to align them with Spain’s upcoming mandatory B2B electronic invoicing system. What is VERIFACTU? VERIFACTU is the invoicing…
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Auto+ 2026: New Grants for Spanish SMEs and Self-Employed Workers to Purchase Electric Vehicles
Spain has launched the new Programa Auto+, a national subsidy scheme designed to support the transition to cleaner mobility. The programme provides direct grants to individuals, SMEs and self-employed workers (autónomos) purchasing eligible electric and electrified vehicles in Spain. According to the Ministry of Industry and Tourism, the scheme aims to accelerate vehicle electrification while…
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Start Your Business in Spain with Expert Support from a PAE (Entrepreneur Service Point)
Starting a business in Spain can feel overwhelming, especially if you are unfamiliar with the registration process, tax obligations, and Social Security requirements. Whether you are planning to register as a self-employed professional (autónomo) or establish a limited liability company (Sociedad Limitada – SL), professional guidance can save you time and help you avoid costly…
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Back to School in Spain: Tax Deductions Working Parents Should Know About
As families across Spain prepare for the new academic year, September often brings a significant increase in household expenses. School supplies, textbooks, language classes, uniforms, childcare, technology, and extracurricular activities can place considerable pressure on family budgets. The good news is that some education-related expenses may provide valuable tax benefits, particularly for families living in…
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Property Management in Costa del Sol: What Property Owners Need to Know About Airbnb, Booking.com and Tax Compliance
The Costa del Sol continues to be one of Spain’s most attractive destinations for holiday rentals. From Marbella and Estepona to Málaga and Fuengirola, thousands of property owners generate income through platforms such as Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo and other short-term rental channels. While property management can provide an excellent source of income, many owners underestimate…
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Tax & Accounting Essentials for Car Rental Company Owners in Spain
Car rental businesses operate in a unique space: high‑value assets, constant movement, insurance obligations, and complex VAT rules. These are the key areas you must control to stay compliant and profitable. 1. Understand How Vehicle Depreciation Really Works Depreciation is one of your biggest tax tools. Spain allows you to depreciate rental vehicles faster than…
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Essential Accounting Tricks Every Restaurant & Bar Owner in Spain Should Know
Running a hospitality business means dealing with fast‑moving money, high staff turnover, and constant operational surprises. These accounting strategies help you stay ahead without needing an accounting degree. 1. Master Your Daily Cash Control Cash is king in hospitality — and the tax office knows it. A daily cash count is one of the most…
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Tax Rules for Self‑Employed Travel Agencies in Spain
Travel agencies in Spain operate under a special tax framework that differs from most other service businesses. If you’re self‑employed and selling travel packages, flights, hotels, excursions, or combined services, you must understand how VAT, IRPF, and administrative obligations work. 1. VAT Rules for Travel Agencies (REAV – Régimen Especial de Agencias de Viajes) The…
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EU Invoicing Explained: How to Invoice B2B, B2C, and International Clients Correctly
Invoicing across borders can feel complicated, but once you understand how VAT place‑of‑supply rules work, everything becomes predictable. Whether you sell services or goods, the structure of your invoice depends on who your client is and where they are located. This guide breaks down the three most common scenarios: Let’s go step by step. B2B…
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AEAT Courtesy Period: How You Can Pause Notifications While on Vacation
When you’re self‑employed in Spain, holidays can feel like a luxury — especially when you worry that AEAT might drop a surprise notification while you’re lying on the beach. But here’s the good news: you can legally “pause” AEAT notifications for a limited time. Yes, really. This system is called the “periodo de cortesía” and…
Disclaimer: The information provided in these blog posts is for general guidance and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal, financial, or tax advice. For personalised advice tailored to your specific situation, please consult a qualified tax advisor or accountant.