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Fraud and transparency: key recommendations for companies

In the current regulatory landscape, companies are increasingly subject to scrutiny regarding their governance, transparency, and regulatory compliance. Although there are no major legislative changes this September, the demands for control and oversight from the Companies Register and the Tax Agency are being strengthened. This alert offers a practical overview of the current corporate obligations

Anti-Fraud Law 2025 all the key points

In the coming years, regulatory compliance will become a top priority for companies operating in Spain. The Anti-Fraud Law 2025, passed in December 2023, represents a milestone in the way financial information must be recorded and reported. Its main goal is clear: to eliminate tax evasion and ensure that every business transaction is accurate, traceable,

Is your company compliant with the LGTBIQ+ Protocol in Spain?

In recent months, the obligation to have a protocol against discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity has gained increasing relevance in the actions of the Spanish Labour Inspectorate. The expectation is no longer that companies simply keep a document on file; instead, authorities now demand that the protocol be known, applicable, up to

Key Points on the Entrepreneur’s Liability in Spain

Starting a business is a strategic decision that opens up opportunities for growth, but it also involves taking risks. One of the most important is understanding the extent of your personal liability if the company incurs debts. In Spain, the choice of legal structure (self-employed or company), the separation between personal and business assets, and

What taxes do foreigners pay in Spain?

Spain is one of the top destinations for foreign nationals, not only for its tourist appeal, but also as a place of residence, investment, or retirement. However, navigating the Spanish tax system can be complex if you’re not fully aware of which taxes apply and under what circumstances. For this reason, this alert provides an

How to know if your workplace harassment protocol is fit for purpose

In recent months, both the courts and the Spanish Labour Inspectorate have stepped up their focus on a key aspect of occupational risk prevention: the actual effectiveness of workplace harassment protocols. This means it is no longer sufficient to have a document stored in a folder or uploaded to the intranet. Increasingly, authorities require that

Key stages for a successful process of buying and selling companies in Spain

A corporate acquisition or sale can mark a decisive strategic shift in the trajectory of a company. Whether driven by expansion plans, divestment, succession planning or integration into a group, the success of the process depends largely on how its phases are structured and on the rigour with which the financial, legal and tax aspects

Convention 191, gender gap and INtegraSS: key labour developments

This July has brought three significant developments in the field of labour law that deserve close attention. They cover very different areas—from a ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union to the launch of a new simulation tool by the Spanish Social Security system. Although these measures respond to different needs, they

Mid-year review, tax incentives and updates on Corporate Income Tax

July begins with several key issues to bear in mind from an accounting, tax and strategic perspective. On the one hand, the end of the first half of the year offers companies an opportunity to assess their financial situation and adjust their roadmap for the second half. On the other hand, various tax measures remain

Most common labour law breaches in 2025

Each year, the Labour Inspectorate uncovers tens of thousands of breaches among self-employed professionals and small businesses. In most cases, these are avoidable mistakes that lead to significant financial consequences: according to the latest available report, the average fine exceeds €4,100 per business. That’s why it’s essential to take a closer look at the most

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