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Settlement Agreement for Dismissal: The Requirements STS 532/2026 Sets for It to Be Effective

Luis Ángel Garrido looks at the requirements for a settlement agreement for dismissal in light of STS 532/2026: when it is actually effective, and what mistakes can render it void.
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Company Law, Blog
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Quorum and majorities in companies: How many votes are needed to pass a resolution?

Quorum or majorities in companies? The votes required depending on the resolution.
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Tax, Blog, Company Law
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Tax Information Exchange: can offshore investments really escape the notice of the Spanish Tax Authorities?

María Marín Martínez looks at tax information exchange between countries — how FATCA and CRS work, and whether offshore investments can escape the notice of Spain's tax authorities.
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Company Law, Blog
public limited structure

How can the management of a public limited company or private limited company be structured?

The current Companies Act provides for several possible management structures for a public limited company (plc) or a private limited company (Ltd). Management structures for a public limited company or private limited company The following management structures are provided for by law: That said, certain particular rules apply depending on whether the company is a […]
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Administrative law, Blog
What can I do as a contractor if the public administration owes me money

What can I do as a contractor if the public administration owes me money?

The recent supplier payment schemes introduced by the Central Government have enabled many Local Authorities and Autonomous Communities to improve the timeliness of payments to their suppliers. However, despite this funding effort, which has ultimately been financed by taxpayers, payment delays continue to occur, often affecting contractors’ cash flow. This situation is particularly burdensome where […]
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Company Law, Blog
key to internasionalising companys

Legal considerations for internationalising your business

The expression “evolve or die” perfectly reflects the reality facing Spanish businesses today. The decision to internationalise your business is essential if a company is to grow and avoid being overtaken by the relentless forces of globalisation. However, alongside significant competitive advantages, international trade also entails a number of legal risks that must be carefully […]
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Company Law, Blog
International Sale of Goods The Importance of a Well-Drafted Contract in Export and Import Transactions

International sale of goods: the importance of a well-drafted contract in export and import transactions

An international sale of goods forms the fundamental legal basis on which export and import transactions can be carried out with legal certainty. This type of contract is the legal instrument that enables the parties to anticipate the risks and contingencies inherent in any cross-border transaction. International sale of goods as the legal foundation of […]
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Company Law, Blog
D&O Policy

What is a D&O insurance policy?

A D&O insurance policy (short for directors’ and officers’ liability insurance) is an insurance contract designed to cover the civil liability of directors and senior officers arising from the performance of their duties. Scope of cover under a D&O insurance policy D&O insurance policies cover losses resulting from acts or omissions by directors or senior […]
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Tax, Blog
La tributación de las plusvalías latentes el «exit tax» en el IRPF y la puesta a valor razonable en el IS

Taxation of unrealised capital gains: exit tax under personal income tax and fair value measurement under corporation tax

One of the most significant, yet often overlooked, issues in tax law is the taxation of unrealised capital gains. Although the general principle under both Spanish Personal Income Tax (Impuesto sobre la Renta de las Personas Físicas – IRPF) and Spanish Corporation Tax (Impuesto sobre Sociedades – IS) is that gains are taxed only when realised, the legislature has introduced […]
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Tax, Blog
Qué hacer si la Inspección de Hacienda se presenta por sorpresa en mi empresa

What should you do if the Spanish Tax Inspection arrives at your business without warning?

If the Spanish Tax Inspection arrives at your business without prior notice, do not improvise. Verify the identity of the inspecting officers, notify the company’s legal representative and tax adviser immediately, distinguish areas open to the public from restricted premises, and do not permit entry, searches or forensic imaging of computer systems unless an authorised […]
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