Cristiano Ronaldo committed tax evasion, Spanish Tax Agency finds
Inspectors believe Real Madrid star avoided paying more than €8m on income from his image rights
Leading Spanish companies will have to pay back €1 billion in tax breaks
EU tells Madrid policies to encourage firms’ international expansion break competition rules
Brussels chides Spain over subsidies for harmful fossil fuels
European Commission report notes Madrid near bottom of EU ranking for collection of green taxes
Spain’s Finance Ministry forecasts record tax collection in 2017
Government expected to further extend 2016 budget throughout rest of year
Facebook gets green light to handle online money transfers in Spain
Social media giant has registered with central bank, and is poised to challenge traditional lenders
Sacyr to claim up to €5.4 billion in Panama Canal cost overrun battle
Spanish-led consortium says this is top figure it will push for over project’s glitches and delays
Bullish Spanish retailers bring forward their winter sales
Major chains and department stores are “optimistic” and expect to hire temporary staff
Spanish government seeks to collect €500 million extra in green taxes
A budget plan submitted to Brussels outlines new EU-recommended environmental levies
Government announces tax hikes in bid to raise an extra €4.6 billion
Popular Party administration will increase duty on tobacco and sugary drinks, among other items
Spain to hike taxes on tobacco, alcohol and soft drinks to raise €8 billion
Corporate tax regime and crackdown on fraud also on agenda as Madrid aims to hit EU deficit targets
Why does Spain collect less income tax than its EU neighbors?
EL PAÍS asks experts in light of EU report that points to deductions, rebates and exemptions
Income inequality up in Spain despite recent economic growth
After Portugal, Spanish low-wage earners suffered the greatest salary cuts of all OECD countries
Spanish government delays budget plans to gain negotiating room
Popular Party resists pressure from Ciudadanos to rush budget talks in lead-up to Christmas
Spain will “easily” meet EU deficit target for 2016: Economy minister
But Luis de Guindos hopes it will not be necessary to slash €5.5 billion from the budget
Spain’s public deficit rises to 3.27% of GDP in first seven months of year
Finance Ministry figures raise doubts over Spain’s ability to meet targets set by Brussels
Multimillionaires on the rise in post-crisis Spain
In 2014, 508 people declared assets worth over €30m, an 8% rise from the previous year
Twitter Spain invoicing 100% of its earnings through Ireland
Spanish affiliate of micro-blogging site paid just €110,213 in corporate tax in 2015
Amazon launches new ultra-fast delivery service in Madrid
Prime Now initiative intensifies the ongoing battle over retail delivery in Spain, where online sales are on the rise
Spain will miss deficit target again in 2016, say economic experts
Analysts are forecasting that lower tax revenues and higher spending will take the figure close to 4.1% of GDP
Spanish tax agency launches major raid against nightclubs
Space and Privilege in Ibiza are among scores of venues under scrutiny for suspected fraud
Spain’s Tax Agency raids Google’s Madrid offices
Probe comes on same day list of leading Spaniards in arrears published
Apple’s tax affairs under investigation in Spain
Authorities look into complex billing system used between 2009 and 2012
Almost 30% of Spaniards at risk of poverty or social exclusion
Latest figures show that average annual household income stands at €26,000
Government raises forecasts for deficit and unemployment rate
Acting Economy Minister Luis de Guindos blames gloomier outlook on global slowdown
What you need to know about filing your tax return in Spain
If you are due a rebate, it is best to file your return as quickly as possible and via the internet
Acting finance minister revises Spanish deficit down from 5.2% to 5%
Montoro says a reorganization of the EU radio spectrum has yielded extra revenues for state
Panama says it will cooperate with Spain on offshore probes
Ambassador in Madrid says country is being unfairly judged over leak of offshore deals