Spain has rejected Gibraltar treaty proposals says Spanish press

The UK and Gibraltar have proposed a Transaction Tax of 10% instead of the application of VAT at 21% in the treaty negotiations and this has been rejected by Spain, according to a report in the Campo daily Europa Sur.

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This suggests that far from there being an agreement on the table, as the Spanish Foreign Minister has constantly repeated, there are still many more areas awaiting a final resolution. Indeed, the Governor Vice Admiral Sir David Steel, recently told the UK media that the reasons why a treaty had not yet been agreed was because Madrid introduced new issues at the last minute including some sort of jurisdiction over the airport area.