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Taxation of companies in formation not registered in the Spanish Companies House

The Supreme Court has recently established a key criterion that directly affects companies in formation and their shareholders. From now on, the income generated by these companies, as long as they are not registered in the Commercial Registry, will be directly attributed to the shareholders, who will be taxed through to pay tax on it

Is your company managing telework contracts well?

According to Eurostat figures for the year 2023, more than 3 million Spaniards have a teleworking format, in other words, one in four people can be considered a teleworker. This, at the European level, places us in 13th place among the twenty largest EU countries that opt for teleworking. In addition, it is worth noting

AIReF: recommendations for compliance with tax regulations

The Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (AIReF) recently published its European Union (EU) fiscal governance reform analysis. This reform, which came into force in April 2024, introduces important changes to modernise fiscal rules and adapt them to the current economic environment, directly affecting economies such as our country’s. Following its entry into force last April,

CNMV representative for foreign companies

Choosing Spain to do business with your company can be an interesting approach to continue to grow in an increasingly competitive market. However, in many cases, it will be necessary an appointment of a company’s representative before the National Securities Market Comission (CNMV). Non-resident entities in Spain are required to appoint a representative before the

Requirements for hiring foreign workers in Spain

Spain is on the top 4 countries with the highest proportion of foreigners, following Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States. These figures represent a record 2.8 million foreign workers in the country, as reported by the Bank of Spain. Hiring foreign talent is also a business strategy that can bring unique perspectives and

Corporate Tax: the last step to a good tax closing

At this time of year, most companies are awaiting the deadlines set by the Tax Agency to submit certain tax obligations. This is undoubtedly a key time to carry out an in-depth review of the accounts and to balance them. In this sense, companies with year-end date on December 23rd, 2023 have until July, 25th

Holding Companies: Advantages of a unified structure

Nowadays, holding companies are the umbrella that many family businesses need to reorganize their structure and activity as well as for saving taxes. The advantages they offer are undoubtedly attracting companie’s interests. For this reason, we would like to discuss the most relevant aspects of this type of company with you. What are holding companies? 

Cross-border tax planning mechanisms: Updating communication models

The Directorate-General of Taxes (DGT) and the Tax Agency (AEAT) have announced significant changes to the rules on the communication of information on international tax planning. In Spain, these adjustments, set out in DGT AEAT Resolution 8-5-24, were published last week in the Official State Gazette (BOE) (17-5-24). The European DAC6 regulation requires countries to

Wage Garnishments: Processes and Legal Considerations

Wage garnishment is a reality that can affect both employees and employers. This legal process, governed by the Civil Procedure Spanish Law, involves a competent authority ordering the withholding of a portion of a worker’s salary to settle outstanding debts. For businesses, receiving a wage garnishment notice can raise concerns and questions about how to

The end of the 'Golden Visa'
The end of the ‘Golden Visa’ in Spain. How can it affect?

The Spanish government has announced a significant decision that directly impacts the foreign property investment landscape in Spain: the end of the ‘Golden Visa’ programme. The golden visa programme allowd foreigners who made an investment of at least 500.000 euros to reside and work in Spain for a period of time of three years, with

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