Canarias
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Aloe Vera Internacional from Fuerteventura has received the highest honor in the ninth edition of the prestigious competition.
Over 1.1 million Canarians are called to file their income tax, which includes a 2.1% deflation and increased income limits for deductions.
The island recorded 85.62% occupancy, surpassing Tenerife and La Gomera, and showing a significant recovery from the previous year.
The initiative aims to promote local product consumption and support the primary sector through monthly prize draws of market baskets.
Lanzarote's capital anticipates 43 cruise calls in April, with a significant focus on luxury boutique vessels.
The personal income tax declaration, now available online, introduces significant changes and impacts a record number of taxpayers in the Canary Islands.
The Spanish Tax Agency reminds taxpayers that financial penalties for traffic infractions cannot be deducted, affecting everyone equally.
The renowned basketball product chain, with nearly three decades of experience, expands its presence in the archipelago with a new store at Nivaria Center Shopping Mall.
Canarian taxpayers should be aware of new deductions, changes for self-employed individuals, and the deadlines for online and in-person submissions.
The tax measure for island residents, implemented since 2022, shows a growing and dynamic economic impact.
The proposal includes a Canary Islands Pact for Marinas to strengthen administrative coordination and sustainable coastal development.
Lanzarote and La Graciosa registered 6,780 job seekers at the beginning of April, 25 more than in February, with a greater impact on women.
