Covid-19: How are financial aid and benefits taxed?
Many SMEs and freelancers have received aid and benefits to be able to face the economic consequences derived from covid-19. How should they pay for these aid in their personal income tax?
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Many SMEs and freelancers have received aid and benefits to be able to face the economic consequences derived from covid-19. How should they pay for these aid in their personal income tax?
After little more than a year of teleworking due to the pandemic, it seems that most companies are already missing face-to-face work and are starting to plan a gradual return to the office. Will we have to say goodbye to remote work? What factors have motivated this imminent return to the workplace?
Any company can be a victim of cyber risks: only in Spain there are 400 cyber-attacks on companies every day. Moreover, SMEs are an easy victim for attackers: did you know that 7 out of 10 cyber-attacks affect SMEs, and that 60% of those that are attacked end up disappearing within 6 months?
From 7 April to 30 June 2021, all taxpayers can file their income tax return for the 2020 tax year. Those persons who have obtained income in excess of the limits set out below in 2020 will be required to do it.
In general, any self-employed person must apply 15% personal income tax on invoices issued, but those who have registered for the first time have the possibility of benefiting from a 7% reduction, provided that certain conditions are met.