Economy... Brussels places Spain as the EU country where fiscal pressure has increased the most in the last decade
MACROECONOMY concludes that Spain leads the increase of the collection in relation to the size of its economy Pedro Sa'nchez in Congress: Alba Martín
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According to the report, tax revenues accounted for 36.8% of GDP in 2024, compared with 39.8% of all single currency countries, while in 2025 they increased to 37.8%, still 2.5 points below 40.3% of the eurozone. In view of this and next years, Brussels expects that this gap will be maintained, with a tax pressure of 38.2% of GDP in Spain in 2026 and 38.4% in 2027, compared with 40.6% estimated for the eurozone in both years.
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According to the report, tax revenues accounted for 36.8% of GDP in 2024, compared with 39.8% of all single currency countries, while in 2025 they increased to 37.8%, still 2.5 points below 40.3% of the eurozone.
according to OKDiarioIn view of this and next years, Brussels expects that this gap will be maintained, with a tax pressure of 38.2% of GDP in Spain in 2026 and 38.4% in 2027, compared with 40.6% estimated for the eurozone in both years.
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