The Spanish government is planning to seek parliamentary approval for a 21% VAT rate on short-term rentals of tourist accommodation as part of a wider legislative project. The measure is aimed at addressing the housing crisis, with about a third of the 94 million tourists each year preferring rentals to hotels. Short-term rentals are currently not taxed and apartment owners consider the proposed rate discriminatory. The draft also includes measures to tax properties owned by non-residents and increase taxes on empty homes.
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Spania se gândeşte la TVA de 21% pentru închirierea locuinţelor pe termen scurt în scop turistic
Spania se gândeşte la TVA de 21% pentru închirierea locuinţelor pe termen scurt în scop turistic
Spania vrea să introducă TVA de 21% pentru închirierea locuinţelor pe termen scurt pentru turiști
Spania analizează creșterea TVA la 21% pentru închirierea locuinţelor pe termen scurt în scop turistic
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