Talleres

Los talleres son organizados por los departamentos temáticos y permiten a los diputados formular preguntas a expertos e intercambiar opiniones con ellos sobre temas relacionados con la actividad parlamentaria o temas de actualidad. No se celebran necesariamente en público, pero pueden celebrarse durante una reunión de comisión.


Hand drawing a "tobacco tax" symbol on a blackboard with chalk. Other symbols on the blackboard show bags of money.
Talleres FISC

On Thursday, 16 April 2026, the Policy Department for Economy and Growth will host a workshop with FISC Members to present a study on “Excises on Tobacco products in the EU. Impact on the internal market of the minimum rates of excise duty and the wide availability of alternative tobacco products currently not covered by Council Directive 2011/64/EU on the structure and rates of excise duty applied to manufactured tobacco.”

Person sitting in front of a laptop pressing a virtual "Tax" button in the middle of other symbols floating above the laptop.
Talleres FISC

On Thursday, 16 April 2026, the Policy Department for Economy and Growth will host a workshop with FISC Members to present a study on “Feasibility of a 28th tax regime in supporting EU competitiveness.”

FISC Workshop on the study on "Tax barriers and cross-border workers: tackling the fragmentation of the EU tax framework"
Talleres FISC

On Wednesday, 25 June 2025, the Policy Department for Economy and Growth organises a workshop with FISC Members to present a study on "Tax barriers and cross-border workers: tackling the fragmentation of the EU tax framework".

FISC Workshop on "The taxation of the EU’s financial sector"
Talleres FISC

On Tuesday, 3 June 2025, the Policy Department for Economy and Growth organises a workshop with FISC Members to present a study on "The taxation of the EU’s financial sector – Options and experiences".

FISC Study on "Tax incentives and investments in the EU"
Talleres FISC

This study evaluates the effectiveness of tax incentives, with a particular focus on incentives for research and development (R&D). It analyses different design options for tax incentives and shows that input-based R&D tax incentives appear to be the most effective in stimulating additional R&D investment.