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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Employment implications of business subrogation in Spain

The aim of business succession regulation is to reinforce the guarantees of workers facing ownership changes, improve information resources and consultation, and increase participatory rights. A business owner must duly seek advice since he or she must take responsibility for pension commitments that workers have in accordance with specific regulations, as well as the various forms of supplementary social protections that the workers have may been endowed with (policies for civil responsibility, life, work-related accidents, temporary disability, help, etc.)

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Regulations on complimentary hours agreements in Spain

Article 12 of the Worker’s Statute regulates the completion of complimentary hours in Spain. Complimentary hours are those that surpass the ordinary working hours and are previously agreed to by the company and employee in writing, either at the signing of the part-time contract or afterwards.

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Entities Holding Foreign Security (ETVE) in Spain

The main characteristic of Spanish Entities Holding Foreign Security is the tax exemption with regards to dividends and capital gains. This constitutes an important incentive for those interested in establishing holding entities in Spain.

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Agreements not included under the CCA in Spain

When considering whether an exemption applies to a consumer credit agreement (which would take the agreement outside the scope of regulation of the CCA), care must be taken to consider the precise terms of the relevant exemption.

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