Spain’s lower house on 1 June 2017 approved the delayed 2017 national budget. The budget was presented on April 4th 2017. There is no significant change on direct taxation. A 10% reduced rate of VAT is expected to apply to specific product supplies of goods and services currently taxed at 21%.
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