Spain will grow with strength in 2018
Por José María Romero Vera
19th of December 2017
In an auspicious international context, from Equipo Economico we foresee that Spanish GDP will continue to move forward in 2018 at an annual rate of 2.8%. The Spanish economy is currently benefiting from the expansive cycle initiated after the deep crisis, thanks to the economic reforms undertaken, and despite the impact of the increase in uncertainty associated with the situation in Catalonia.
Controversial issues in tax matters
- Por Manuel de Vicente-Tutor
- 14th of November 2017
This new post is a continuation of the one published on October 24th and treats in depth some of the chapters of the book "Challenges of SpanishTaxation: Controversial Issues in Tax Matters ", published by Thomson Reuters-Aranzadi, which I have had the pleasure of conduct. Given the topicality of the issues shown and after being presented at the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislation, over the next few months I will be visiting other Autonomous Communities together with some of the experts who have collaborated in the book to spread its contents.
We are already in our second decade
- Por Ricardo Martínez Rico
- 26th of October 2017
Almost a year ago I had the pleasure to inaugurate and welcome you all to the blog of Equipo Economico (Ee), with which we wanted to open an additional channel of communication and transparency regarding our ideas, work and way of understanding the economic and business world . Then began the celebration of the ten year period since our firm started to run its activity, which we have concluded this week. And this important milestone is the reason why I dedicate the current post.
Challenges of Spanish taxation
- Por Manuel de Vicente-Tutor
- 24th of October 2017
The collective project "Challenges of Spanish Taxation: Controversial Issues in Tax Matters," edited by Thomson Reuters-Aranzadi is presented today at the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislation.
New digital taxation
- Por Irene Carrera Aguado
- 13th of September 2017
The search for solutions to the aggressive practices in terms of taxation applied by technological multinationals in recent years is a priority for both the EU and the OECD countries. The possibilities go from the creation of new taxes, like the "Google rate", to the widening of the EP concept. However, there is currently no coordinated response on an international level. A clear positioning of the Tax Administrations will be necessary, which will favor a fair distribution of taxation, but also the greater legal certainty for the development of the activities of the digital economy.