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Ancillary obligations are regulated in Article 86 et seq. of the Capital Companies Law (LSC). They can be defined as those obligations that the partners assume, beyond making the contribution to the capital stock to the company. These types of obligations may be remunerated or free of charge. They can also be linked to the […]

Some entrepreneurs get carried away by the fiscal attractiveness of the cooperative legal form and decide to choose it as their corporate form without delving into all the conditioning factors involved. However, setting up a cooperative requires a good understanding of its fundamental principles, especially the open-door principle, which guarantees voluntary membership without discrimination of […]

In the field of employment, establishing reciprocal rights and obligations between employer and employee from the outset is essential to prevent conflicts. In this context, contract riders are particularly relevant, especially in cases of middle and senior management, where access to sensitive information and specialised training play a key role. However, although these clauses are […]

Corporate Income Tax (IS) is one of the most relevant taxes in the Spanish tax sphere, generally affecting all entities operating in the national territory. With the entry into 2025, various tax reforms will be implemented, mainly introduced by Law 7/2024 and Royal Decree-Laws 9/2024 and 10/2024, which are of great importance given the significant […]

Undoubtedly, the VAT taxation of services provided by individual Chief Executive Officers to commercial companies is one of the most controversial issues faced by companies and entrepreneurs on a daily basis, and as such, it generates significant interest. For years, the uncertainty about the correct way to issue an invoice […]

On 4 July 2024, Royal Decree 612/2024 came into force, amending Royal Decree 665/1997 to transpose Directive 2022/431 into Spanish law. This new regulatory framework aims primarily to enhance the safety, health, and protection of workers from exposure to carcinogenic, mutagenic, and, as a key innovation, reproductive toxic agents. […]

Obligated Parties in the Prevention of Money Laundering in the Art Sector Law 10/2010 of 28 April on the Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing establishes the status of obliged parties for individuals or legal entities trading in works of art or antiques. This status entails a legal duty […]

Criminal compliance in football clubs in Spain is a key issue, especially in the wake of Organic Law 1/2015, which introduced criminal liability for legal persons. This regulation introduces legal entities, including clubs, to implement crime prevention programmes, known as compliance programmes, to reduce legal risks and demonstrate a commitment to regulatory compliance. In addition, […]

BME Growth is the stock market par excellence designed for SMEs seeking strategic opportunities for expansion and growth. This market has established itself as an essential tool for companies wishing to make the leap to the stock market, gaining access to new sources of financing that will enable them to remain competitive in an increasingly […]

Crowdlending has positioned itself as a disruptive financial alternative in the market landscape. This model, which allows companies and individuals to access financing through multiple individual investors, reflects how digitalisation and technological platforms are redefining the rules of the financial game. What is crowdlending? The term crowdlending comes from the union of the words crowd […]