How to choose the appropriate legal structure for a startup in Spain

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Selecting the right legal structure is essential for any startup in Spain, as it affects tax exposure, liability, and regulatory obligations. Clear criteria help determine whether to choose an SL, SA, or another option. For tailored advice, contact Delaguía y Luzón at +34 963 74 16 57.

Inheritance tax in Spain: Regulations on international succession

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Non-residents must pay tax on Spanish assets. The deadline is six months from death. Rates vary by region, with areas like Valencia offering strong reductions. There is no UK–Spain inheritance tax treaty, so cross-border estates may face double taxation without proper planning.

Financing strategies for startups: the keys to obtaining the capital you need

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Financing a startup in Spain in 2026 usually combines founder capital with non-dilutive public funding such as ENISA and CDTI before any equity round. Startup Law 28/2022 and the Emerging Company Certificate open further tax and funding advantages. Contact our Valencia team for guidance on structuring your raise.

Why is it essential to hire an accountant in Spain

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What advantages can businesses gain from working with a dedicated accounting advisor in Spain? Understand how expert support can strengthen compliance, streamline financial management and improve strategic planning. For tailored guidance, contact De la Guía Luzón at +34 963 74 16 57.

How to avoid a tax inspection in Spain?

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Why do some taxpayers attract the attention of the Spanish Tax Agency? Trust expert guidance to understand the risks that can trigger closer scrutiny and uncover the steps that help maintain compliance while reducing exposure to potential investigations.

Complete guide to the ETVE tax regime in Spain

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ETVE holdings in Spain allow companies to manage foreign investments with potential tax advantages. Qualifying foreign dividends and capital gains may be exempt, reducing the effective tax burden despite the 25% corporate rate. To benefit, companies must meet strict requirements, including substance, participation thresholds, and full compliance.