The startup shareholders agreement: a key document not to be underestimated
What clauses should a good startup shareholders agreement include? We explain the key legal tools to protect your project from day one and avoid common mistakes – in clear and practical language.
Setting Up a Company in Spain: Shelf Company or Incorporation Ab Initio?
Spain is one of the main gateways to the European and Latin American markets. For foreign businesses looking to establish a presence in Spain, a key strategic question often arises: Is it better to incorporate a new company or acquire a pre-existing shelf company? We analyse both options in terms of advantages, disadvantages, timeframes, and costs.
Assignment in payment and assignment for payment as forms of debt settlement in Spain
The assignment of credits is a valid and widely used legal mechanism in Spain through which a creditor (assignor) transfers to a third party (assignee) a credit right it holds against a specific debtor (assigned debtor).
International Telework: Which Employment and Social Security Legislation Applies?
Although international telework is increasingly common, regulations have not yet fully adapted to this reality. We explain the applicable legal framework for remote work performed from Spain for foreign companies.
The Private Share Purchase Agreement in BME Growth: Legal Framework and Notification Obligations
The private purchase of shares in BME Growth allows for agile and autonomous securities trading without direct intermediation. However, it requires strict compliance with regulations and imposes key notification obligations to avoid penalties and preserve market integrity.
Regulation and Permits for Data Center Implementation in Spain
Data centers are essential infrastructures for digital transformation. However, their implementation in Spain faces regulatory and administrative hurdles.
Real Estate Investment in Spain: The Impact of the Housing Law on Major Landlords
The Housing Law reshapes the Spanish real estate market by introducing new obligations for major landlords. These changes impact rental agreements, including rent caps and the commitment to accept extraordinary lease extensions.
How the Carbon Credit Market Works in Spain
The carbon credit market in Spain is subject to third-party verification through the Carbon Footprint, Offsetting, and Carbon Absorption Projects Registry. This entity ensures that the generation of carbon credits complies with the characteristics of the registered project.
Battery Storage Projects in Spain: Regulations and Requirements
Overview of the regulatory framework and the typology of energy storage facilities in Spain, focusing specifically on access and connection permits, environmental authorizations, and eligibility for capacity auctions related to battery storage.
Tax Benefits for Foreign Professionals in Spain: “Beckham Law” and “Mbappé Law”
This article explains the legal and tax aspects of the Beckham and Mbappé regimes, their advantages, and eligibility requirements.
