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The Toledo Chamber launches a support initiative for businesses affected by fires, providing advice and guidance on aid and recovery measures.
Declarando identifies summer expenses that raise the most doubts for the self-employed: travel, accommodation, coworking, and vehicle are only deductible if linked to work.
CTAC-Autònoms and UPTA Spain request that the bridge to RETA recognises all contributions from mutualists, especially Catalan lawyers, without losing rights.
Over 100,000 active mutualists will improve their pensions with the new law, although 47,000 retirees are left out.
Tax Authority confirms selling your main residence with office is exempt from income tax if reinvested, according to consultation V0946-26.
Tax Authority denies health insurance deduction in IRPF if the policyholder is the company, even if the self-employed pays the premiums.
Congress approves the law allowing mutualist lawyers to switch to the RETA. The Catalan Bar Council sees it as an important step but calls for further regulatory development.
Bristol Coffee in Viladecans generated 138,000 euros in a year, but net profit is only 8-9%, according to owner Lorena.
The Community of Madrid invests an additional 4 million in the Zero Rate, subsidising 100% of contributions for new self-employed workers, totalling 11 million in 2026.
5,520 self-employed workers in Extremadura (6.7% of RETA) combine their business with a salaried job, 4.8% more than last year, according to UPTA.
Congress votes on Thursday on the RETA transition, risking the exclusion of pensioners. Senate amendments could leave thousands of mutualists out.
Self-employed individuals can recover up to 300 euros in income tax for forgotten expenses like supplies, internet, and training.