Brussels files for Spain for harming foreign landlords
Brussels files for Spain for harming foreign landlords The European Commission is also investigating this country and eight others for having failed to comply with its obligations to provide information on the environmental status of its marine waters The European Commission opened on Thursday a file to Spain for not allowing non-resident citizens to benefit from a reduction for income tax purposes for the rental income of real estate, according to a statement. That is, according to Brussels, investors from other EU countries are subject to different treatment that "unduly" restricts the free movement of capital. And is that residents enjoy a reduction of 60% of the net income obtained by the rental of real estate used by the tenant as a home , but does not allow non-residents can benefit from it. At the moment, Brussels has sent a letter to the Government reminding him of his obligations. It gives you a period of two months to adapt the rules and, if not, it...