Having a coalition government of socialists and communists is having increasingly worse consequences for the Spanish economy.<\/p>\n
An obsessive desire to subject everything to state control<\/big><\/p>\n Basically, the idea that socialists and communists have of the economy is that the State should control everything<\/strong>, filling the entire process of wealth and job creation with bureaucratic obstacles. The left hates economic freedom and private property. Its ideological goal is for the State to own all the wealth<\/strong> and for citizens to depend on the State, that is, on politicians, for everything. Such an idea of \u200b\u200bthe economy is only compatible with a dictatorship.<\/strong><\/p>\n In a democratic country, the only way for socialists and communists to move closer to their ideological goal is to criminalize entrepreneurs and self-employed professionals, subjecting them to obsessive scrutiny of their activities<\/strong>, effectively treating them as suspected criminals. This is the only way to explain a tax regime as oppressive as Spain's.<\/p>\n Verifactu, another new bureaucratic obstacle to control SMEs and self-employed workers<\/big><\/p>\n The latest socialist invention to control small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and the self-employed is Verifactu, a system that will make electronic invoicing mandatory and will immediately notify the Tax Agency of all invoiced amounts.<\/strong> A few days ago, <the National Federation of Self-Employed Workers' Associations (ATA) published a video clarifying this matter<\/a> due to the amount of misinformation out there, since the regulations to implement this system have not yet been approved:<\/strong><\/p>\n
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