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Artificial intelligence is already part of the daily work of many companies. However, its use requires clear and responsible criteria. For this reason, the European Union approved the European Artificial Intelligence Regulation, known as the AI Act, which establishes obligations for companies that develop or use certain AI systems. From 2 August 2026, new transparency
July is usually an especially important month in companies’ financial calendars in Spain. For many companies whose financial year coincides with the calendar year, it is the period in which Corporate Income Tax is filed, together with other recurring obligations linked to the quarterly closing. However, this time of year does not only bring together
The Spanish Directorate-General for Taxation has clarified two important issues regarding the application of VERI*FACTU: invoices issued to foreign clients may also be subject to this regulation, and invoicing software cannot include fictitious companies within its real production environment. These clarifications come while companies continue preparing their invoicing software systems. Corporate Income Tax taxpayers must
LEIALTA’s founding partner and managing director, Javier Martínez, recently appeared on Radio Intereconomía’s A Media Sesión, where he was interviewed by journalist Ángeles Lozano to discuss the main findings of the report “Growing Without Losing Control”, prepared by LEIALTA based on its annual survey of B2B clients. During the interview, Javier Martínez highlighted one of
Since 8 July 2026, entities benefiting from grants for training for employment may receive up to 80% of the amount awarded in advance. Spanish Order TES/679/2026 modifies the payment system for these grants so that entities have access to a larger part of the funding from the start of the training activity. However, grant award
LEIALTA announces the appointment of José Luna Luque as a new partner of the firm. This incorporation into the partnership structure recognises his professional career, leadership and direct contribution to the development of the Legal and Corporate area over recent years. The appointment forms part of LEIALTA’s growth and consolidation strategy. It also reinforces the
The Spanish Tax Agency has approved several changes to tax forms that affect non-residents, foreign entities, international investors and large estates with tax obligations in Spain. Although these changes relate to forms and filing templates, they should not be seen as a merely technical update. In practice, they may affect the information that must be
In an increasingly demanding business environment, growth no longer means simply selling more. For many companies, the real challenge is to grow without losing margins, internal control or management capacity. This is one of the main conclusions of “Growing without losing control”, a report prepared by LEIALTA based on its annual B2B client survey among
In many companies, SMS remains a common way to communicate with customers, users or suppliers: appointment confirmations, delivery notifications, verification codes, commercial notices, payment reminders… However, when these messages are sent identifying the sender with a commercial name, a brand or a company name, it is no longer enough for the technology provider to manage
The Spanish Supreme Court has clarified an important issue for many family-owned companies, including foreign families and business owners who hold rental properties in Spain through a company. Until now, one of the most relevant requirements for accessing certain tax benefits was having a full-time employee dedicated to managing the rental activity. The new point
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