In fiscal year 2024, Aciturri conducted its first Total Tax Contribution (TTC) analysis, which covered all Spanish companies in the group. The objective of the analysis is to assess the total impact of the company's tax payments, focusing on the total contribution of taxes paid to various administrations, either directly or indirectly, because of its activity.

The analysis includes taxes paid and collected using the cash basis of accounting. Taxes paid represent an effective cost to Aciturri (e.g., income taxes, social security contributions, and environmental taxes), while taxes collected include those generated by the company's economic activity that do not represent a cost to the company other than the cost of managing them (e.g., income tax withholdings from employees).

Taxes are classified into five broad categories:

The main item of taxes paid was employment-related taxes (€30.6 million), followed by income taxes (€3.0 million) and taxes on products and services (€0.9 million). The Spanish companies in the group also paid €0.3 million in property taxes and €0.3 million in environmental taxes in 2024.

Although the taxes collected do not represent a cost to the company, they are generated by its economic activity, which allows the authorities to collect them.

Within the framework of this function as a tax collector associated with its commercial operations and as an employer, the main tax items collected are those related to employment (€24.7 million) and taxes on products and services (€15.3 million).