Today, we want to talk about a recurring theme we are increasingly encountering in Startups and companies with a certain international presence: Intercompany Agreements (or rather, the lack of them). In the first weeks of onboarding, when we carry out a small legal and fiscal due diligence on our clients, we almost always find the […]
Intercompany Agreements: Easy to Forget, Costly to Ignore (Part I) Read More »
Many of us tax advisors have insisted on the fact that to be economically competitive and to be able to attract companies with a high technological component, as is the case in the TravelTech sector, the application of the few tax incentives that exist must be made with due legal certainty. It seems that reality
The Balearic Islands are a highly sought-after destination for tourists and expats alike, thanks to their stunning beaches, rich culture, and favorable climate. But did you know that this region also offers a unique tax package designed to attract entrepreneurs and investors? Moreover, the Balearic Islands have emerged as a leading HUB for TravelTech companies,
Tax incentives for investments in the Balearic Islands Read More »
Legal changes in Spain to compete in international talent attraction (New Start-up Act). Spain will improve its current legal framework even more for digital nomads and international entrepreneurs thanks to the new Start-ups Act, currently under discussion but likely to be approved by the end of next month. The new Act will improve taxation and remove legal
New Start-up Act: Legal changes in Spain to compete for international talent attraction Read More »
What does “privacy policy” mean? A privacy policy is a legal document that outlines how a website collects, processes, stores, shares, and protects individuals’ data, the purposes for doing so, and the rights of individuals in this regard. It’s important to note that protecting users’ data is a fundamental right recognized in Article 18.4 of
Privacy Policy for your Website and Data Protection Read More »
Although there is a system that allows deferring the payment of VAT until the moment of collection, the mechanism needs to be more flexible to have been adopted widely. Therefore, with unpaid invoices, the entrepreneur advances the VAT they may not ultimately collect from their clients, bearing a double penalty: not receiving service payment and
The Supreme Court paves the way to obtain a refund of unpaid VAT Read More »
