We are frequently asked if nominee shareholders and Directors are allowed in Spain. The use of nominee Directors in Spain is perfectly legal and can offer significant advantages for foreign investors, specially in the tax field. […]
Read MoreIt is always a good thing to be aware of the tax compliance calendar in Spain. In this calendar you can see all the legal and tax events required in the Spanish legislation. From the […]
Read MoreSpanish Holding Companies are standard companies, that is, private limited companies (“SL”) or public limited companies (“SA”), which include in their business purpose, among others, the management of foreign subsidiaries. In this post, I will […]
Read MoreIn this post we discuss the differences between the two basic types of companies in Spain: the sociedad limitada (“SL”) and the sociedad anonima (“SA”). The main differences between the Sociedad Anónima and the Sociedad Limitada derive […]
Read MoreIn this post we explain how to register a Spanish company, describing all the steps and documents needed to set up a company in Spain. The formation of a Spanish company requires the following actions: Request […]
Read MoreIn 2013 tens of thousands of Spanish and foreign retail investors (as many as 700.000 according to press sources) have lost billions of Euros invested in a toxic financial product called preferred bonds. In many […]
Read MoreThe SL company in Spain The SL company in Spain, which stands for Sociedad Limitada, is a private limited company suited for most small and medium size business. It is basically a close company, intended […]
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