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Desconexión digital el protocolo que todas las empresas deben implantar

Digital disconnection: the protocol that all companies must implement

Occupational risk prevention (ORP) is one of the critical pillars of personnel management in any company, particularly due to the potential liabilities arising from non-compliance in this area. Within psychosocial risks, digital disconnection has gained increasing prominence because of its direct impact on occupational health and the monitoring of working time. In previous articles we […]
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Art law, Blog, Tax
Legado artístico cómo gestionar el futuro de una colección

Artistic legacy: how to manage the future of a collection

Receiving a legacy of works of art can be an extraordinary cultural opportunity, but also a multidisciplinary challenge that brings together legal, tax, ethical and conservation considerations. Far from being a mere act of asset transfer, managing an artistic legacy involves preserving the donor’s memory, safeguarding the integrity of the pieces and deciding on their […]
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Tax, Blog
transparencia-fiscal-internacional

International tax transparency: an increasingly relevant regime in the face of growing profit relocation

In the current environment where business groups can operate simultaneously in multiple jurisdictions, structuring their investments in many cases through holding entities located abroad, the correct application of international taxation has become a critical factor for the prevention of unassessed risks. A mechanism that is currently unfamiliar to Spanish taxpayers, although with a significant potential […]
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Labour Law, Blog, Blog, Labour Law
Subcontratación en cadena en la construcción riesgos reales y criterios actuales de la Inspección de Trabajo (ITSS)

Chain subcontracting in construction: real risks and current criteria of the Labor Inspectorate (ITSS)

Chain subcontracting is a common practice and, in many cases, necessary for carrying out complex projects in the construction sector. However, it is also one of the main sources of penalties, work stoppages, and joint liability arising from actions by the Labor and Social Security Inspectorate (ITSS). In this analysis we address the real risks […]
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Blog, Commercial Law, Company Law, Real Estate Law
Contratos hoteleros contrato de gestión, contrato de arrendamiento y contrato de franquicia hotelera (1)

Hotel contracts: management agreement, lease agreement and hotel franchise agreement

Hotel contracts acquire special relevance in a context in which tourism in Spain is one of the most profitable sectors with the greatest economic projection, particularly foreign tourism. According to the Ministry of Industry and Tourism, expenditure by international tourists exceeded 105 billion euros up to September 2025, 7% more than in the same period […]
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Labour Law, Blog
Claves para las empresas ante el Plan Estratégico de la Inspección de Trabajo 2025-2027 (2)

Key considerations for business in light of the Labour Inspectorate’s Strategic Plan 2025-2027

Understanding the new Strategic Plan of the Labour and Social Security Inspectorate 2025-2027 The recent publication of the Strategic Plan of the Labour and Social Security Inspectorate (ITSS) for 2025–2027 marks the start of a new cycle of inspection activity characterised by digitalisation, large-scale data analysis, and increased specialisation in specific sectors and organisational models. […]
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Blog, Company Law, Tax
Tributacion del vendedor en la venta de una compañia

Taxation of the seller in the sale of a company: individual shareholder vs holding company shareholder

Taxation-wise, the sale of a company can be one of the most significant decisions in an entrepreneur’s business life. It is not merely the completion of a corporate transaction, but rather the culmination of years of effort, strategy, and value creation. For this reason, the seller’s tax position in the transaction is also crucial. In […]
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Tax, Blog
Fondo oscuro

Murcia High Court: The mass cloning of computer equipment may constitute a violation of fundamental rights

Violation of fundamental rights in inspection actions on computer equipment The Murcia High Court has issued a ruling on 16 October 2025, in a case handled by our firm, which represents a significant milestone in the judicial oversight of inspection actions when they affect the entire contents of computer equipment. The Court declares that the […]
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Company Law, Blog
fondos-de-capital-riesgo

Venture capital funds: what they are, what they are for and how they are formed

Venture capital funds (VCFs) have become a key instrument for corporate financing, particularly in innovative and high-growth sectors such as technology, biotechnology, renewable energy and the digital economy. Through these vehicles, professional investors channel resources into companies with high potential, taking on greater risk in exchange for the possibility of higher returns than those offered […]
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Tax, Blog, Tax law
etve-regimen-fiscal

The tax regime of ETVEs: a strategic tool in the international tax planning of corporate groups

A Foreign Securities Holding Company (hereinafter, ETVE by its Spanish acronym) is a Spanish company whose principal purpose is the management and administration of shareholdings in non-resident entities. The main appeal of these entities lies in their favourable tax treatment, since, provided certain requirements are met, dividends and capital gains derived from their foreign subsidiaries […]
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