Transparency in subsidies

Article 15.2 of Law 19/2014, of 29 December, on transparency, access to public information and good governance, establishes the duty of legal entities to which a subsidy is granted for an amount exceeding 10,000 euros, to inform the administration granting the subsidy or public aid of the remuneration of the management or administrative bodies of the entity, for the purposes of making them public.

In compliance with this obligation, the Transparency Agency publishes the declarations submitted by the entities awarded subsidies by the AMB, detailing the remuneration received by their management or administrative bodies.

This duty is in addition to the transparency obligations applicable to entities that receive subsidies or public aid from any administration which, as a whole, exceed 100,000 euros per year or which represent at least 40% of the entity's annual income, provided that this amount is more than 5,000 euros. The subsidised entities themselves are directly responsible for compliance with these obligations through their respective websites or transparency portals, as described in Article 10 of Decree 8/2021, of 9 February, on transparency and the right of access to public information.