Spanish tax authority prepares to seize public subsidies from debtorsExecutive summary: The Spanish Tax Agency (Hacienda) is preparing a software application that will cross daily data from all public administrations to deny payments and subsidies to entities that owe money to the administration. The measure could significantly affect businesses and individuals relying on public subsidies, altering cash flow and possibly prompting legal challenges. The Spanish Tax Agency, public administrations, debtors, and affected businesses or individuals. The system could be rolled out in the coming months, with potential judicial reviews and reactions from impacted sectors.The Spanish Tax Agency (Hacienda) is developing a system that will daily aggregate data from all public administrations to block payments and subsidies to entities that owe money to the government. The initiative aims to strengthen fiscal enforcement and recover outstanding amounts. It involves cross‑administration data sharing without specifying legislative changes. The move reflects a broader trend of using technology to tighten public finance oversight.Connected developmentsLa carrera contra los ciberataques se convierte en un nuevo motor de consolidación bancariaOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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