- The government restored VAT to usual levels, boosting public finances with €1.67 billion in additional revenue.
- Basic food products and electricity saw VAT increases after temporary reliefs ended.
- Spain’s economy remains strong with high consumption and inflation, increasing nominal spending.
- The Treasury collected €209.85 billion between January and August, a 10.8 percent rise from last year.
- VAT income has steadily grown due to inflation and economic momentum.
Source: euroweeklynews.com
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