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Establish a Branch in Spain

If you want to open a branch in Spain, you should note that this is not considered a legal entity. The Spanish branch office can be registered without a share capital, as there are no requirements in this sense. Our team of specialists in company formation in Spain can offer in-depth advice on other aspects…

Establish a Subsidiary in Spain

A Spanish subsidiary is a form of company in which the capital is owned by a foreign company. Even though the capital is provided by the foreign company, the subsidiary is considered a separate legal entity, and the liability of its shareholders is limited by their contribution to the capital. Our team of consultants in company registration…

Virtual Office in Spain

The services of a virtual office in Spain can be requested by both foreign and local investors. According to the needs of the businessmen, the virtual office can offer a set of advantages, useful for developing a presence on the local business market. The virtual office is usually chosen in aprestigious area of the cityand it…

Types of Spanish Companies

A foreign investor who decides to open a company in Spain must decide upon the legal entity of the business he or she wishes to set up. Since Spain is a rather attractive jurisdiction for foreign investors, the entrepreneurs can choose between several business sectors, as well as types of companies.Our team of specialists in company registration in Spain can…

Set up an SL in Spain

A Spanish SL is actually a limited liability company or sociedad limitada. It represents the most popular type of business in Spain, for both local and foreign investors. The limited liability company is characterized by a high degree of flexibility, considering that the shareholders are allowed to establish their own rules inside the company. A Spanish SL usually is used for small and medium sized…

The Spanish Trade Register

1. What is the Trade Register in Spain? The Trade Register in Spain is actually called Registro Mercantil Central and it has offices throughout the country, known under the Spanish name of Mercantile Provinciales. The role of this institution is to maintain a good communication and to develop well-organized information database for all companies that…

Company Act in Spain

The procedure related to company formation in Spain is regulated by the provisions of the Company Act. The legislation for company incorporation in Spain is actually based on the Commercial Code and the Corporations Law. Other sources for the rules of opening a company in Spain are the Limited Liability Companies Law and the Mercantile Register Regulation. The Company Act in Spain was modified by…

Company Registration in Spain

When starting a business in Spain, specific procedures have to be followed during the process of Spanish company formation. In the case of foreign businessmen, especially if they are not familiarized with the local legislation, it is highly advisable to receive legal assistance and legal representation on such procedures. The company formation services provided by Lexidy Law…