Corporate Income Tax is a fundamental tax in the taxation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This tax taxes the income of companies, that is, the profits obtained by companies during a specific fiscal year. In the case of SMEs, understanding how this tax is applied and how they can optimize their taxation is essential for their financial management and long-term viability.

The approval of rectifying self-assessments marks a significant change in the tax system, now allowing a unique approach to correct self-assessments, replacing the dual system of complementary self-assessment and rectification request.

In the complex world of corporate taxes, it’s crucial to stay updated on regulatory changes and understand their international business implications. One significant topic sparking debate is the limitation of dividend exemption. In this article, we’ll delve into what this limitation entails and its potential impacts on businesses.

Holding companies play a crucial role in corporate structures, enabling efficient management of subsidiaries. A key focus for these entities is taxation related to dividends and capital gains generated by subsidiaries. In this article, we’ll explore key aspects of this topic and how holding companies can optimize their tax position.

We’re pleased to delve into the recent Order HFP/1338/2023, published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) on December 15, 2023, bringing significant tax reforms, especially concerning Personal Income Tax (IRPF).