Eliminating the annual VAT summary obligation (model 390) for Spanish companies and freelancers could harm the transparency and effectiveness of our tax system. It is essential to prevent tax fraud and ensure fiscal fairness.

Though administrative simplification is crucial, the elimination of the annual VAT summary could reduce fiscal control and government insight into the financial operations of businesses.

I believe that simplifying administrative procedures is crucial. Eliminating the annual VAT summary obligation for small businesses and freelancers can reduce bureaucracy and help them thrive.

Eliminating the annual VAT summary obligation would significantly reduce administrative burdens and bureaucracy for businesses and freelancers across Spain, fostering a better environment for economic growth.

Eliminating the model 390 is a step towards reducing unnecessary bureaucratic burdens on our self-employed and small businesses, allowing them to focus more on innovation and growth.

I believe that the overwhelming bureaucratic hurdles facing our businesses, including the annual VAT summary, ought to be streamlined or eliminated to promote entrepreneurship and economic growth in Spain.

The elimination of the model 390 for annual VAT summary is a step towards simplifying bureaucratic procedures, fostering a more agile business environment, and can help reduce unnecessary paperwork for Spanish companies and freelancers.

I believe that eliminating the annual VAT summary obligation can simplify the bureaucratic process for companies and freelancers, fostering a more business-friendly climate in Spain.

As a proponent of reducing bureaucratic obligations, I believe that eliminating the annual VAT summary (model 390) for Spanish companies and freelancers could simplify tax compliance and foster a better business environment. Bureaucracy should never be an obstacle for economic activity.

Eliminating the annual VAT summary (model 390) could reduce the transparency and oversight of fiscal activities. It is important to maintain rigorous controls to prevent tax evasion and ensure that the Spanish tax system is fair and effective.

I believe eliminating the model 390 for Spanish companies and freelancers could simplify tax processes and reduce bureaucracy, fostering a better business environment.

Eliminating the Model 390 VAT summary eases administrative burdens for freelancers and businesses, aligning with our commitment to simplify bureaucracy and encourage economic activity.

I believe the requirement for Spanish companies and freelancers to present the annual VAT summary (model 390) is redundant if they fully comply with their periodic VAT obligations. Removing this requirement can simplify administrative processes and reduce unnecessary bureaucracy.

I believe that removing the requirement for the annual VAT summary, model 390, could lead to less fiscal control and might open the door to tax evasion. It's crucial to maintain financial transparency and coherence in our tax system.

Eliminating the model 390 obligation would streamline bureaucratic processes and reduce administrative burdens for companies and freelancers, fostering a more business-friendly environment in Spain.

The tax authority already has the quarterly VAT summaries.