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self-employed and SMEs
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September 2023
From 2025 you could be exempt from paying VAT for the self-employed and SMEs with a turnover of less than 85,000 euros per year. In this article we tell you how it works and what new features will apply from 2025.
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cryptocurrencies
Uncategorized
September 2023
Cryptocurrencies are evolving at great speed and in order to have greater control over this type of asset and avoid tax fraud, last July three new information forms relating to transactions with virtual currencies were approved. These forms will have to be used for returns to be filed in 2024.
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work accidents
Uncategorized
August 2023
The General Social Security Act (LGSS), which states in paragraph 1 that: An accident at work means any bodily injury suffered by the worker on the occasion or as a result of work performed by him or her as an employee.
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Euribor
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August 2023
In recent months the Euribor rate has risen sharply. It is considered that, on average, mortgages have increased by around 300 euros and interest rates are likely to continue to rise. In this post, we analyse the different options you have to reduce the impact on your economy.
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News Highlights

  • 01.
    self-employed and SMEs
Uncategorized

VAT exemption for self-employed and SMEs as of 2025

From 2025 you could be exempt from paying VAT for the self-employed and SMEs with a turnover of less than 85,000 euros per year. In this article we tell you how it works and what new features will apply from 2025.

  • 02.
    cryptocurrencies
Uncategorized

New reporting obligations on cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrencies are evolving at great speed and in order to have greater control over this type of asset and avoid tax fraud, last July three new information forms relating to transactions with virtual currencies were approved. These forms will have to be used for returns to be filed in 2024.

  • 03.
    work accidents
Uncategorized

Cases not considered work accidents by judges

The General Social Security Act (LGSS), which states in paragraph 1 that: An accident at work means any bodily injury suffered by the worker on the occasion or as a result of work performed by him or her as an employee.