Immigrants Pay Less VAT Than Spaniards
A study showed that immigrants outside the EU pay less VAT than Spanish residents. The average difference is 450 euros per year. This gap is bigger for people under 65.
Researchers found a significant difference in VAT payments. Immigrants who are not from the European Union pay considerably less VAT each year. The average difference is 450 euros annually. This amount increases to 850 euros for households where one or both members are under 65 years old. The study suggests this is because immigrants spend less money overall.
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Highlights
VAT Difference Between Groups
Immigrants outside the EU pay less VAT than Spanish residents.
Average VAT Reduction
The average annual VAT difference is 450 euros.
Younger Immigrants Pay Less
The difference in VAT payments is 850 euros for those under 65.
Spending Reduces VAT
The lower VAT payments are due to immigrants spending less.
Study Confirms the Finding
A study found this difference in VAT payments between groups.