Family Business warns of risk of companies leaving due to ‘excessive tax pressure’

“Up to seven” Treasury inspections in a single year. This is the reality facing the business community of Castilla y León. Thus, the president of Family Business in the Community (EFCL), Isidoro Alanís, expressed this “concern” to the government delegate, Nicanor Sen, who warned that this “excessive tax pressure” from which the region suffers ” can encourage relocations to other territories.

It is for this reason that it is one of the “priority” issues that Alanís denounced during his meeting with Sen, to whom he informed that according to the latest surveys carried out by the EFCL among its associates “95 percent” of family businesses “had some type of open inspection tax.

Furthermore, the president of the organization expressed the group’s “concern” for “relocations and transfers of companies”.

According to the data he presented, “600 changes of address in the last nine years”, which places Castilla y León as the region “with the worst record, surpassed only by Catalonia. During the meeting, Alanís reminded the delegate of the Government “the need to continue moving forward in reducing bureaucratic procedures”, to review the appointment system and teleworking in public administration, once the coronavirus crisis has passed.