Spain is planning to cut income taxes in 2015 considering significant changes to its corporate taxes as the economy gradually recovers. A gradually improving economy and an expected fall in unemployment allow the government to bring income tax rates back to the level they were before last year’s increase. The government will also try to hinder the opportunities for tax avoidance. No changes to value added tax are expected.
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