The head of Spain’s Tax Agency says it will soon “explode” because staff are working to their limits of capacity. José Luis Groba accused the government of “irresponsibility” in financing the Agencia Tributaria, claiming that “hidden clauses” in the Budget reduce the funds allocated to it. He adds the agency has 3,000 fewer staff than in 2009 with 700 more retiring during this year.
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