Overview
- Spain’s tax campaign, which opens online Wednesday, runs through June 30 with phone help from May 6 to June 30, in‑person help June 1–30, and June 25 as the cut‑off for bank‑debit payments.
- Low earners in Spain can claim a new deduction worth up to €590, targeted at workers at the minimum wage level with a phased reduction above that threshold and limits on other income.
- This year’s Spanish filings add boxes for ETFs and sicavs, raise the top savings bracket rate to 15% above €300,000, and put second‑hand platform sales and crypto on the Tax Agency’s radar above 30 deals or €2,000 a year.
- Mexico’s SAT is taking 2025 annual returns from April 1 to April 30, with most automatic refunds hitting in about 5–12 business days and reviewed cases taking up to 40 business days.
- Argentina’s ANSES pays a 2.9% increase plus a $70,000 bonus in April, bringing the minimum to $450,319.31, with deposits staggered by DNI from April 10 through April 23.