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Companies selling products from countries outside the European Union are facing new changes affecting their e-commerce operations. From 1 November 2026, a new €2 customs handling fee per category of items is expected to apply, adding to existing import costs. The measure will affect certain distance sales to European consumers, including goods shipped from countries
Juan Carlos Fernández, CEO and founder of Prolimpia Integra-T and the 3LIM2000 Group, took part in A Media Sesión on Radio Intereconomía to discuss the company’s journey, its employment inclusion model and its recent transition from a Special Employment Centre (CEE) to a Social Initiative Special Employment Centre (CEEIS). Prolimpia Integra-T was founded in 2015
Companies that own rental properties in Spain are facing new changes that may affect both the duration of their tenancy agreements and the cost of bringing them to an end. The new 2026 rental rules extend automatic renewal periods and introduce compensation for tenants when the landlord decides not to renew, although these obligations do
The invoicing timetable for businesses and professionals is changing once again. On 5 October, two related but distinct developments took place, and it is important to distinguish between them. On the one hand, the timetable for implementing mandatory B2B e-invoicing between businesses and professionals is now official. On the other, the Spanish Ministry of Finance
Does your company temporarily post employees to other European Union countries or have employees who regularly work in several Member States? The rules determining which country’s Social Security system should cover these employees are set to change. On 28 September 2026, the Council of the European Union gave final approval to the reform of the
In SMEs and family businesses, many of the decisions that ultimately shape their structure arise as a natural consequence of the company’s own development or simply through “inertia”. This second scenario is what La Pastilla experienced. Founded in 2001 around the organisation of medication, 25 years later the company has its own manufacturing operations, several
Labour legislation is constantly evolving, and, for companies, the challenge is no longer simply to comply with a series of specific obligations. It also involves knowing which requirements apply, keeping existing procedures up to date, identifying new developments and ensuring that the different departments and external providers involved are properly coordinated. But how prepared are
Can a company provide its accounting records on paper and refuse access to information stored on its computers? A recent ruling by Spain’s Central Economic-Administrative Tribunal, TEAC, has brought this issue back into focus. The Tribunal has upheld a penalty of more than €500,000 imposed on a company that prevented access to certain digital information
Spain has introduced a new procedure to give priority to certain investment projects considered strategic. Royal Decree 731/2026, published in the Spanish Official State Gazette, BOE, on 17 September, regulates how projects may obtain this status. It applies to investments with a significant impact on the economy, employment, industry or technology. The Royal Decree entered
Companies are living organisations. They evolve and adapt to changes in markets, business needs and the responsibilities of those leading them. As a result, they may also need to change their structure to continue operating as efficiently as possible. Rubén Lara’s career is a good example of how a business project can evolve over time.
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