Company Law

The Code of good governance of listed companies in Spain

Among the objectives of the Code of Good Governance are: to manage the maximum levels of competitiveness of Spanish companies, to generate trust and transparency for national and foreign shareholders and investors, to enhance the internal control and corporate responsibility of companies and to assure the adequate distribution of functions, tasks and responsibility within companies.

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Artículos | Mariscal & Abogados

The elimination of judicial court fees for companies

The Spanish Constitutional Tribunal concludes that the quantity of the judicial court fees (both the fixed and the variable fees) are disproportionate for companies and could dissuade them when it comes to lodging a complaint with Judicial Tribunals.

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Three ways to make a complaint to the CIRBE in Spain

The CIRBE (Centre of Risk Information of the Bank of Spain) is a public and confidential data base that collects information about direct and indirect risks for amounts greater than 6000 euros that credit entities have with their clients. Whenever a correction of information is needed, companies have three different possibilities to make a complaint.

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Community fees of business premises in Spain

The Horizontal Property Act and Article 396 of the Civil Code in Spain provide that the obligations of businesses in a community are the same as those of other owners. Therefore, such businesses should bear the costs arising from maintaining the common areas of the community.

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Tips and options to invest in Spain

There are many investment options available to foreign investors, that go from the opening of a new business, the investment in an already established business, the setting-up of a subsidiary or a franchise activity.

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