Economy

The tax aid decree for the war in Iran goes ahead

The tax aid decree for the war in Iran goes ahead

After a long day in the Congress of Deputies, the Lower House this Thursday validated the Government’s decree law on fiscal and energy aid aimed at alleviating the economic impact of the war in Iran. The package of 80 measures, which will mobilize 5,000 million euros, has gone ahead with ...

Alberto Sánchez, expert rental lawyer: “the owners do not have to give any excuse to end the rental contract in the fifth year, the only thing they have to do is notify within the deadline that they do not want to renew it”

Alberto Sánchez, expert rental lawyer: “the owners do not have to give any excuse to end the rental contract in the fifth year, the only thing they have to do is notify within the deadline that they do not want to renew it”

One of the most common doubts among tenants is what happens when the rental contract reaches five years. Many tenants believe that, if they want to continue in the home, the landlord must justify his decision not to continue. However, the law and experts make clear that this is not ...

Cipir, farmer, on the Government's anti-crisis measures for diesel: "For 14,000 liters we pay 20,000 euros and they only deduct 700; It cannot be that those of us who bring food to families pay the price."

Cipir, farmer, on the Government’s anti-crisis measures for diesel: "For 14,000 liters we pay 20,000 euros and they only deduct 700; It cannot be that those of us who bring food to families pay the price."

Cipri, a farmer from Arganda del Rey, confesses his feelings: “More than drowned, what we are is suffocated by the sudden rise in diesel,” he tells Public Mirror. To feed families and keep farms running, he needs to fill tanks of thousands of liters, but the help that will come ...

The Supreme Court confirms that the period worked as a self-employed person before 2004 does not count towards distributing the payment of a permanent disability due to an occupational disease

The Supreme Court confirms that the period worked as a self-employed person before 2004 does not count towards distributing the payment of a permanent disability due to an occupational disease

The Supreme Court establishes that the period worked as a self-employed person before 2004 cannot be taken into account to distribute the payment of a permanent disability resulting from an occupational disease. The key, as the ruling explains, is that in those years there was no specific coverage of professional ...