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Insights Sustainability (ESG)
What is the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)?
On January 1, 2026, the CBAM comes into force. Certain organizations will be affected by this new EU regulation. We’ll clarify all your questions.
Jordi Martínez Dec 11, 2025
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Baker Tilly News
Elena Encabo’s Life on Secondment
We dive into Elena Encabo’s international experience at Baker Tilly Frankfurt. Discover the benefits of international mobility!
Baker Tilly Dec 10, 2025
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Insights International Taxation
TSJ Madrid on primary residences under the Beckham regime
The High Court of Justice of Madrid confirms that the primary residence of taxpayers under the Beckham regime does not generate imputed real estate income, by applying the referral in Article 85 of the Personal Income Tax Law to expatriate workers.
Isabel Robledillo Dec 1, 2025
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Insights Tax advice for businesses
The Constitutional Court rules on the method used to calculate corporate income tax prepayment for large companies
The Constitutional Court has dismissed the question of unconstitutionality regarding installment payments for corporate income tax by large companies, considering their calculation based on accounting results to be reasonable.
Isabel Robledillo Dec 1, 2025
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Insights Tax
The DGT has clarified that remuneration received by a director registered under the self-employed regime is not subject to VAT
When does the sole administrator cease to be considered self-employed for VAT purposes? The latest interpretation by the Tax Authorities focuses on actual economic independence and distinguishes between remuneration for the position and other professional services that are taxable.
Isabel Robledillo Dec 1, 2025
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Insights Transaction taxes Mergers and Acquisitions Due Diligence
The tax authorities may require due diligence reports on sales.
A recent ruling by the Central Economic-Administrative Court admits that the tax authorities may require a due diligence report in the sale of company shares, although its non-binding nature keeps the debate open on taxpayer guarantees.
Isabel Robledillo Dec 1, 2025
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Insights Tax
Application of the joint Personal Income Tax - Wealth Tax limit to non-resident taxpayers
The Supreme Court allows the joint limit on wealth tax to be applied to non-residents by legal obligation, linking Article 31 of the LIP (Personal Income Tax Law) and the IRPF (Personal Income Tax).
Isabel Robledillo Dec 1, 2025
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Insights Labour 
Main obligations for companies in labor matters
Learn the main employer obligations and how to strengthen compliance during Labour Inspectorate audits in an environment of digital supervision.
Ana Ascanio Nov 24, 2025
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Insights Labour 
Eight-week parental leave: National High Court judgment of 30/09/2025, remuneration and effects for companies and workers
Analysis of the National High Court judgment (30/09/2025) on the eight-week parental leave: unpaid nature, Directive 2019/1158, practical impacts and next steps in case law.
Ana Ascanio Oct 24, 2025
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Insights Tax and Legal
CJEU rulings on VAT and transfer pricing: impact on European businesses
The CJEU strengthens the link between transfer pricing and VAT, ruling that certain intra-group adjustments may constitute supplies of services subject to VAT.
Baker Tilly Portugal Mª Ángeles Mariñas Oct 22, 2025
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Insights Tax and Legal
New regulations on working time recording: key implications for companies
The new regulations on digital recording of working time will require companies to implement more stringent systems, with remote access, an internal protocol and training.
África Vázquez García Oct 21, 2025
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