[Spanish Parliament Proposes Amendments to Tax Laws to Strengthen Cryptocurrency Taxation] The Sumar parliamentary group in the Spanish Parliament has submitted an amendment to the Congress of Deputies, proposing changes to three tax laws to strengthen taxation on cryptocurrencies. The proposal suggests including income from non-financial instrument-type crypto assets in the general tax base for personal income tax, with a maximum tax rate of 47%, instead of the current savings tax base cap of 30%. Meanwhile, such income under corporate income tax would be taxed at a rate of 30%. The proposal also requires the Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) to create a risk rating system for cryptocurrencies and mandate its display on investment platforms. Additionally, the amendment includes all crypto assets in the scope of seizable assets, extending beyond the assets regulated under the EU MiCA framework.