Formation of an LLC in Spain in 8 steps
Read the full article: Formation of a limited liability company in Spain in eight steps
Read the full article: Formation of a limited liability company in Spain in eight steps
Article 17.1 in the Law of Construction Planning, “Responsibilities and guarantees,” regulates the civil responsibility of the agents involved in the construction process as well as the deadlines for dealing with them.
Read the full article: The Deposit of Annual Accounts in Spain
Any shareholder holding a certain percentage of the company (5 % in the case of limited liability companies, and 1 % in the case of public limited companies, unless statutory provisions have reduced these percentages) is entitled to require the administrators to have a notary present to record the minutes of the general meeting.
In Spain, companies must comply with the working time register, recording daily hours for each employee. This measure, intended to prevent unpaid overtime and ensure fair labor practices, is mandatory and may result in penalties if neglected.
Passporting rights allow banks, companies and financial services firms to operate their business in any EU or European Economic Area country. Brexit would imply the loss of these rights, forcing these companies to leave the UK.
Read the full article: The Share Purchase Agreement (Signing and Closing)
The provincial courts in Spain have divide views on the issue of the commercial agent’s right to information in legal proceedings. In this sense, the adequacy of the type of procedure depends on the province in which the lawsuit is filed.
On June 17, Mariscal Abogados participated in the debate of Revista Médica regarding religious freedom in consultation in Spain. The debate on this occasion addressed the regulation of religious freedom …
The Law of Capital Companies in Spain establishes that administrators are responsible for depositing the annual accounts. Failing to do this may result in the imposition of sanctions on the company and the closing of its registry, which would prevent registration of the company’s acts and documents.