Spain proposes tighter housing fiscal rules: higher taxes on rentals, 21% VAT for tourist accommodations, and stricter obligations for digital platforms, awaiting Congress approval. The Spanish Government has unveiled a proposal to tighten fiscal rules in the housing sector, including higher taxes on short-term rentals and stricter obligations for digital platforms. Tourist accommodations offerin... Read more

Spain's transition to structured electronic invoices enhances VAT reporting, reducing fraud with three systems: SII for real-time reporting, VeriFactu for invoicing software rules, and Crea y Crece for B2B compliance. Spain is replacing paper invoices and basic PDFs with structured electronic invoices to improve VAT reporting, reduce fraud and increase transaction transparency. The reform inclu... Read more

Fiscalization has transformed from a compliance tool reliant on hardware to dynamic, software-driven platforms linking businesses and tax authorities. The webinar was presented by Dušan Bučevac, Sales Manager at Fiscal Solutions, who covered crucial fiscalization milestones and explained how real-time data has reshaped compliance, transparency, and business decision-making. Read more

Spain’s AEAT has published new guidance on the SPFE e-invoicing system, confirming a phased rollout from 1 October 2027 for large businesses and from 1 October 2028 for all other businesses and professionals. The system will use UBL 2.5, XSD and Schematron validation, certificate-based web services, and mandatory invoice status reporting by recipients. The Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT) has published t... Read more

Spain’s B2B e-invoicing mandate will use a hybrid 5-corner model, combining private platforms with AEAT’s Public Invoicing Solution and requiring multi-layer invoice validation. The rollout starts in 2026, with mandatory implementation from 2027 for large taxpayers and from 2028 for all other businesses. Spain’s Tax Agency (AEAT) has unveiled new details on how its upcoming B2B e‑invoicing m... Read more

Spain clarified that card payment terminals are not automatically treated as billing systems under the RRSIF if they are used only to process payments. They fall within the RRSIF only when they perform invoicing functions, such as creating, storing, modifying, or managing invoice data, or when they are integrated into a wider billing system. Spain’s tax guidance has clarified an important qu... Read more