NEWS FROM EUROPE
The UK and Northern Ireland have asked to join the Schengen Information System (SIS) and will be provisionally allowed to do so as of March 1st of this year.
The exchange of information is with regards to descriptions of persons
The protocol mentioned was first published by the DGT in December 29 2014.
After this video was recorded, we did receive an answer from the ministry of interior which prompted us to draft a post found on our website “DGT insult to expa
We met with one of the CAB lawyers to talk about our claim with the INSS about people holding a valid residencia permit and being refused health care.
He agreed that the language of the law is VERY obvious, so the more people that present compl
PRESS RELEASE CAB SPAIN RE ” THE TWO YEAR RESIDENT RULE” AS ANNOUNCED BY DGT/Trafico
As we wrote in our article after analysing the DGT/Trafico press release and their interpretation of the relevant European Directive on Driving
MUST ALL EU RESIDENTS EXCHANGE THEIR LICENCES FOR SPANISH AFTER 2 YEARS OF RESIDENCY?
The headlines of several online publications, quoting a press release from the DGT/Trafico website, certainly suggest so, but reading the next few lines of
The European Commission has decided to refer Spain to the Court of Justice of the European Union.
It appears that the Spanish legislation on taxation of investments in non-resident companies does not comply with EU law. The law is alleged to be
Update 2023. Information from the INSS:
All medication is partly paid for unless your income is under 11,200 annually and you are exempt from presenting tax declarations.
Regulations are regional so please check at your health centre or
New Rules re ´baja y alta laboral´ i.e. notification of temporary incapacity to work or notification of capacity to resume normal work activities. Both issued either by NHS medico (for ordinary illnesses or injuries – ´contingencias co
This is excellent news. Our lawyers are not only willing to commence proceedings against the banks for each of our members who have the illegal clause in their mortgage contract but. No win no fee basis which means that they are also assuming t
The Government has approved the tax reforms which has amended the rules regarding taxpayers with large families (three or more children) or and disabled descendants or ascendants. These taxpayers may apply for deductions in their IRPF (annual ta
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