The tax incentive for investors from abroad proposed by the Executive of Isabel Díaz Ayuso It will arrive “in a few months”. This was stated by the director Javier Fernández-Lasquetty y Blanc during the third edition of Wake Up, Spain!, organized by EL ESPAÑOL, Invertia and D+I in collaboration with EY, Oesia, Microsoft and EMT of Madrid.
The Minister of Economy, Finance and Employment of the Community of Madrid took advantage of his interview in Wake Up, Spain! To trust that the law to attract Latin American talent will go ahead when they win the elections after 28-M despite the fact that his ally in the Madrid Assembly, Vox, has now knocked him out.
“This is for those who come from abroad, not just foreigners, settle and invest in Madrid, 20% of that investment can be deducted fromhe income tax”, he recalled.
These investments can be in financial assets or of any type for what Madrid believes is “positive”. In Lasquetty’s opinion it does not have any “discriminatory character”. “From Vox they have said that at this moment he does not -he has pointed out-, because we will do it in a few months.”
To the questions of Deputy Director of Invertia, Arturo CriadoLasquetty has valued the “predictable” framework and “with less taxes” makes Madrid a pole of attraction for emerging companies.
Lasquetty explained that they asked LinkedIn to compare the quality of the innovative talent of the people of Madrid. From that report, they gathered that the Community is attracting talent from many parts of the world and improving their skills in skills that the market is currently demanding.
Right now Madrid is receiving more than half of the foreign investment that comes to Spain when twenty years ago it was the third or fourth most attractive region. An achievement of which the counselor of Isabel Diaz Ayuso has congratulated
Javier Fernández-Lasquetty y Blanc, Minister of Economy, Finance and Employment of the CAM, and Arturo Criado
The successes of this escalation? The lowest taxes reduce hyperregulation and leave Madrid without “own” taxes compared to the almost twenty that other regions have. “Our message to the investor is that we are not going to invent any tax for any activity,” she emphasized.
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The Minister of Economy has rejected the implementation of these “niche taxes” because they do not raise a lot of money and create a certain “distrust” in empowering investors.
The counselor also highlighted the latest major entrepreneurship project in the region: Yard. The project, which has been echoed Madrid Overallis expected to be a pole of attraction for talent and startups.
Lasquetty is confident that Madrid can become the place where many talented Latin Americans have “started” their startups. “We compete and we approach the level of Miami being an entrepreneurial capital of Latin America,” she has assured.
In this sense, the counselor has referred to various Iberia projects installed in the project Madrid Barajas. “We believe that they should be investment guarantors of European funds and we ask the Minister Maria Jesus Monteroalthough he never answered us”, he lamented.
22. Javier Fernández-Lasquetty y Blanc, Minister of Economy, Finance and Employment of the CAM
Fernandez-Lasquetty has had time to criticize the Government of Spain in its execution of the Next Generation Funds despite being the “advantaged students”, as Arturo Criado has described, out of all regions.
The counselor has denounced that the Minister of Finance has announced an issue that affects European funds in the forum Wake Up, Spain!, instead of telling the CCCAs.
“None of the relevant steps have been taken by putting it in common with autonomous communities,” according to the counselor. The economic hand of the Government of Spain has given a clear example: “When you were little they gave you twenty dollars to buy, but you did not buy what you wanted. With the funds Next Generation It does not matter. They have us completely on the sidelines.”
What response has this had? “Funds that are too fragmented, too remote controlled” and a “extremely low capacity for transformation” for which they are supposed to have been created.
In the manner of Lasquetty, the model of Portugal and Italy should have been followed, whereby lines of objectives and components had to be opened so that the business groups could present projects that adjusted to that and, from among them, select. “Not that the State tells us how much you can pay for a digitization course. Because Madrid is not the same as Extremadura“.
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