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💰Nuevo tramo IRPF para rentas >300.000€ desde julio🏠Prórroga de la limitación de subida de alquileres hasta dic 2026👔Convocatoria 12.000 plazas de empleo público en AGE⚠️Cambio en plazos de recursos contencioso-administrativos📋Nombramientos en el Tribunal Supremo y Audiencia Nacional💰Aprobado el techo de gasto para PGE 2027: 198.221 M€💰Nuevo tramo IRPF para rentas >300.000€ desde julio🏠Prórroga de la limitación de subida de alquileres hasta dic 2026👔Convocatoria 12.000 plazas de empleo público en AGE⚠️Cambio en plazos de recursos contencioso-administrativos📋Nombramientos en el Tribunal Supremo y Audiencia Nacional💰Aprobado el techo de gasto para PGE 2027: 198.221 M€
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Weekly BOE · Week 3631 de agosto — 4 de septiembre de 2026
  • This week the BOE has published 747 provisions
  • Notable highlights include direct aid in Ceuta (up to €150,000 per company, €5,000 per self-employed until November 30), the first step toward a Single Public Transport Pass, a salary supplement for advertising (up to €519 in three payments), and the rise of one-year Euribor to 2.954%
  • In employment, 25 administrative positions in Leganés and 4 police positions in L'Alcúdia de Crespins

747 provisions published

14 key stories of the week, explained
#1⚠️ Letra pequeña
Treasury Liquidity Auction: operations from September onwards
What it is

The Public Treasury convenes an auction to conduct temporary liquidity operations with daily maturity. The auction was held on Friday, September 4, and the result applies from September 9 to October 28 (49 days).

What it means for you

The interest rate will be variable: the €STR plus a spread offered by each financial institution. It is a technical operation for managing public treasury that does not directly affect citizens, but influences how the State manages its debt.

👥 Concerns only financial entities that operate with the Public Treasury.
#2💰 Económico
Ceuta: direct aid up to €150,000 for businesses and €5,000 for self-employed workers
What it is

Royal Decree-Law 22/2026 establishes direct aid for businesses and self-employed workers in Ceuta affected by the migration crisis. Businesses receive between €10,000 and €150,000 depending on their turnover; self-employed workers receive €5,000.

What it means for you

You can apply for the bank transfer until November 30, 2026. Additionally, the Corporate Income Tax bonus increases from 50% to 60% and the employee limit allowing €60,000 per employee is expanded (from 8 to 20 workers), with a maximum total of €1,200,000.

👥 Businesses and self-employed workers with activity in Ceuta.
#3💰 Económico
Single Transport Pass: program approved without price or date
What it is

The Government approves the Public Transport Promotion Program through a Single Pass, which will allow you to use the same ticket across different transport authorities. It is based on Royal Decree-Law 17/2025.

What it means for you

It is the first step toward a single pass for public transport travel, but the text does not specify amounts, deadlines, or economic conditions. Details will be defined in future regulations or in voluntary accession agreements of each authority.

👥 Public transport users who travel across different zones or transport authorities.
#4 👔Advertising: salary supplement of up to €519 in three payments until 2027🔒
#5 📋Leire Iglesias, new Secretary of State for Housing🔒
#6 💰Euribor at one year in August: 2.954%🔒
#7 ⚠️Direct subsidies for Ceuta and Melilla without public bidding🔒
#8 👔Hospitality: modified agreement extended until 2030🔒
#9 ⚠️Subsidies for Doñana: 350 million without specific amount🔒
#10 👔25 administrative officer positions in Leganés by civil service exam🔒
#11 ⚠️PAZ 2 Satellite Loan Payments Rescheduled🔒
#12 📄Cinema Tickets at €2 for People Over 65 During 2026-2027🔒
#13 💰Participating Loans for Agrifood and Rural SMEs🔒
#14 👔4 Local Police Positions in L'Alcúdia de Crespins🔒
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