PROBLEMS WITH THE SPANISH TAXMAN? Participate in this Redress Project against the Spanish Tax Authority. You may receive compensation or restitution, and in no case can you be held liable for any obligation, cost, or fee
Most victims never receive compensation nor find out they are entitled to it. This creates a serious imbalance. United, we can change it!. If you believe you have been affected by any of these situations, we invite you to express your interest free of charge and confidentially by filling out our form. Your information will help us build a strong case and defend your interests effectively. Together we are stronger to demand accountability and fight for a fair and equitable fiscal environment
PROJECT SUMMARY
We have identified actions and omissions by the Spanish authorities that could be violating your rights and harming your economic interests:
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Discriminatory Tax Treatment: Are you a UK citizen or investor with interests in Spain? You could be suffering unfair tax treatment compared to Spanish residents or those from other EU countries, for example, in the taxation of your rental income, capital gains from asset sales (especially with deferred payments), or through the imposition of higher withholding taxes on your investments or pensions.
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Unfair Competition for UK Companies: Spain has allegedly not implemented the global minimum tax for multinationals (Pillar Two) on time. This could be granting an undue tax advantage to companies based in Spain, allowing them to compete unfairly with your business, both in Spain and in global markets. British companies operating in Spain could also face higher tax burdens than their local competitors.
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Aggressive Tax Practices: UK investors and citizens could be subject to arbitrary audits, asset seizures, or the retroactive application of taxes by the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT).
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Barriers to Accessing Justice: The Spanish “pay-to-appeal” system could be imposing a disproportionate burden, requiring the payment of disputed taxes or the submission of costly guarantees before being able to appeal a fiscal decision.
- Threats to Investment: Proposals such as a possible 100% tax on non-EU property buyers threaten to further discriminate against British investors.
Eligibility to join this Project:
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A UK citizen who owns real estate in Spain (resident or non-resident).
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A UK investor (individual, company, or pension fund) with investments in Spain.
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A UK company that operates in Spain, exports to Spain, or competes with Spanish companies benefiting from these alleged tax advantages.
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A UK consumer who may have suffered higher prices or a reduced supply of products and services due to the distortions of competition caused by these tax practices.
WHO ARE WE?
COCOO.uk is an English charity that pursues collective redress on behalf of consumers, competitors, taxpayers, and investors, through REDRESS PROJECTS for damages. Our REDRESS PROJECTS have three phases:
PHASE 1: Identification of systemic deficiencies in compliance with legislation that protects consumers, competitors, and the public interest.
PHASE 2: Identification of possible affected parties to unite them through this platform. Most victims never receive compensation and never find out that they are victims entitled to compensation or restitution. This creates a significant imbalance in the Justice system to the disadvantage of consumers and competitors. That is why we need to unite. United, we gain power to negotiate on equal terms.
PHASE 3: Negotiation of the payment of economic compensation or restitution to the affected parties.
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