Madrid
Barcelona
Zaragoza | R.O.
Marbella
Gran Canaria
Is the Spanish business structure aligned with the international reality behind the project?
Our role is to help entrepreneurs, investors and international companies establish their activity in Spain through a structure that reflects their commercial objectives, tax position, ownership, governance and cross-border operations.
Incorporation is only one part of entering the Spanish market
For international projects, the legal analysis should also consider foreign shareholders or parent companies, investment structure, tax position, representation powers, initial contracts, corporate obligations and how the business will operate across jurisdictions.
Years of experience supporting international business projects in Spain, with clients from different jurisdictions, legal cultures and commercial backgrounds.
A practical understanding of how foreign-owned businesses operate in Spain, including shareholder structures, group companies, investment vehicles, professional activities, property-related businesses and trading companies.
Clear anticipation of timing and execution issues, from notarial and registry formalities to tax registration, banking requirements, powers of attorney and the first steps of business activity.
Tailored structuring for each international project, considering nationality, ownership, governance, tax position, investment purpose, operational needs and cross-border implications.
Legal support beyond incorporation, helping clients move from company formation to a properly organised, documented and operational business presence in Spain.
Establishing a business in Spain is not only a matter of incorporation. It requires a structure that reflects the international reality behind the project.
Our role is to bring legal order to that process: reviewing the corporate structure, coordinating tax and practical requirements, anticipating timing issues and ensuring that the Spanish business is properly positioned from the outset.
