The superintendent of the National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service (Seniat), Román Maniglia, reported in a statement the suspension of the requirement for merchants to display the RIF and the income tax declaration (ISLR).

 

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According to the official, the measure is temporary, while they find simpler ways to verify taxpayers’ tax information.

Consequently, Seniat prosecutors will not be able to require merchants to keep on display in their establishments “the copy of the RIF registration receipt, the income tax return for the immediately preceding year and any other document.”

Maniglia insisted that Seniat is working on simplifying procedures, based on the “pillars of modernization, digitalization and automation”, for the agency’s transformation, in addition to “facilitating taxpayer management before Seniat.”

In addition, he indicated that the regulatory framework is being reviewed in order to advance a “more efficient interconnection between all the actors involved in the tax system, avoiding manual processes, the printing of documents that are already in our databases and we know their status.”

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In a new advance towards the regulations of digital currencies, the Spanish Treasury has launched the proposal for a tax reform that would allow cryptocurrencies to be seized in the execution processes of taxpayers’ debts.

It is a proposal that the European Union made in 2021 and whose application could accelerate the Spanish government by advancing the necessary tax reforms.

In this sense, it is important to remember that the Spanish Administration had already issued “a decree declaring electronic money entities as tax collection agents.”

Which means that these institutions must execute “seizure actions on the client’s digital money and crypto assets when required by the government,” just as traditional banks and credit institutions do.

For their part, taxpayers will be obliged to declare their crypto assets abroad. With this data, the Administration will have support for when the reform is applied, which, in addition, involves a change of concepts for Spanish regulators.

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