With the opening up the local energy market to international investors, the opportunities for Iberian entrants are endless, in particular for its energy and renewables giants
The cajas may have collapsed and financings fraught, but new foreign financial institutions are establishing a presence in Spain renewing hope for an upturn in the market
Under a rain of reforms, Iberia’s tax frameworks are an ongoing ‘work-in-progress’. Their respective governments have been on a drive to attract foreign investment and increase each country’s competitiveness. While some measures have
The Government is hoping that innovative solutions, corporate tax cuts and simplification of compliance obligations may encourage investments and stir up the country’s economy
Spain has announced wide-ranging tax reforms in an attempt to boost revenues, which have dropped by some €50bn since 2008 to just 36.4 percent of GDP, way below EU averages, according to Jorge Sarró, Head of Tax
Spanish companies are getting to grips with recent tax changes that promise to ease their tax burden
Brazil may be seen as the prime international market, but Iberian investors looking at transatlantic trade must be aware of the tax challenges of doing business in the emerging economic powerhouse.
By simplifying tax and promoting investment, the new CIT reform is repositioning Portugal as a gateway for international investment
Speculation is mounting that Spain’s complicated personal income tax (PIT) regime will be revamped ahead of next year’s general election.
The Spanish Data Protection Agency (SDPA) recently fined two small to medium size companies (SMEs) for non-compliance of the relevant duties on ‘cookies’ requirements, in the amounts of €3,000 and €500 respectively. In particular, as further described
