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Tax measures contained in Royal Decree-law 7/2026 approving the Comprehensive Plan to Address the Crisis in the Middle East
The package of tax measures included in Royal Decree-law 7/2026, of 20 March, consists of various incentives in the field of direct taxation of individuals and companies to reduce dependence and promote energy savings and efficiency, electric mobility, and support for self-consumption and investment in renewables. Moreover, it includes a set of extraordinary and temporary measures applicable to energy taxation and indirect taxation aimed at reducing the tax burden on products particularly affected by rising prices. Lastly, certain changes are made to various local taxes.
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A complete U-turn on ‘technological strikebreaking’
The Constitutional Court reinstates established doctrine and rejects the possibility for employers to resort to non-routine technical (or human) resources during a strike, where such resources involve minimising, reducing or limiting the effects of the industrial action in keeping the company running.
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Royal Decree-law 7/2026: renewables acceleration areas and the environmental assessment of energy projects
In this paper we outline the changes introduced by Royal Decree-law 7/2026 to the environmental impact assessment procedure: first, through the creation and regulation of renewables acceleration areas (RAAs), wherein renewable energy projects will be exempt from environmental impact assessments, and, second, by modifying certain aspects of the environmental impact assessment for energy generation and storage projects, as well as for transmission and distribution facilities.
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Royal Decree-law 7/2026: electricity grid access and connection measures
The measures related to grid access and connection respond to investor interest in large-scale decarbonization projects, data centres, electric mobility, and energy storage, and aim to reduce the current hoarding of demand-side access.
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Changes to the administrative milestone system for renewable energy production projects introduced by Royal Decree-law 7/2026
Royal Decree-law 7/2026, of 20 March, approving the Comprehensive Plan to Address the Crisis in the Middle East – published in the Official Journal of Spain on 21 March – introduces significant changes to the regulation of the electricity sector. Although it needs to be ratified by Parliament, generally speaking it came into force on the day of its publication.
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Limitation period of an insurer’s recourse claim against construction agents distinct from the insured under the Spanish Building (Unified Regulation) Act
Despite its logic and simplicity, Article 18 of the Building (Unified Regulation) Act continues to give rise to interpretative problems in higher court case law. It has not quite found its place alongside Article 1145 of the Civil Code and Article 43 of the Insurance Contracts Act.
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Royal Decree-law 7/2026: measures in support of electro-intensive consumers
Reduced connection charges for electro-intensive consumers and the Fund for the Promotion of Industrial Decarbonization will help improve the industrial sector’s competitiveness in the current economic climate.
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What rights does a landlord have when a commercial tenant vacates the premises before the agreed term has expired?
Although the judgment states that the landlord has three remedies available, in reality he has only one — whether he seeks performance or opts for termination — which is damages.
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Belgium in breach of Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive by denying taxpayers the deduction of corporate income tax paid by controlled foreign companies
In its Judgment of 26 February 2026, in Case C-524/23, the Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that the Kingdom of Belgium has failed to fulfil its obligations under Directive (EU) 2016/1164, by failing to adopt the statutory, regulatory and administrative provisions necessary to ensure taxpayers’ right to a deduction of the tax paid by controlled foreign companies from the corporate income tax liability of the taxpayer.
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We accompany our clients wherever they are going following the “one-stop-shop” philosophy, and when necessary, working  hand in hand with leading firms in each relevant jurisdiction.

Beyond our own offices, our advice extends globally thanks to tried and trusted relationships with leading firms in each country. This network allows us to offer our clients the most effective advice, wherever it’s required.

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In Gómez-Acebo & Pombo, we combine excellence in legal practice with the creed that we have built up throughout our entire history. That is an essential, distinctive part of our make-up: value is born from individuals, and for individuals – that are the inspiration and motivation to improve every day.

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