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Tax implications of the exit of a shareholder from the shareholder structure

In family businesses, it is common to find certain corporate conflicts that can be resolved with the exit of the dissatisfied partner (or partners). In this article, we will explain the tax implications of the exit of a partner from the shareholding of a business entity. This issue is covered by the Capital Companies Act […]
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Blog, Company Law, mercantil
10 errores que debes evitar para levantar capital en rondas de financiación

10 mistakes to avoid when raising capital in financing rounds

Raising capital is one of the most challenging tasks startups face. Moreover, although raising investment can be the boost needed to scale a business, the process of raising funds is full of obstacles, and there are certain mistakes that can be very costly, both for companies with little experience in the market and for those […]
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Blog, Company Law, mercantil
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Organic Law 2/2024: Are companies prepared for the new mandatory parity?

On 22 August, Organic Law 2/2024 on Equal Representation and Balanced Presence of Women and Men (the ‘Law’) came into force, which is a further step in the quest for gender equality in Spain. This law not only transposes the European Directive 2022/2381 on gender parity on boards of directors, but its scope is more […]
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Blog, mercantil
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Transfer of transport cards in the event of a merger of companies

In the business landscape, mergers and acquisitions are common strategies to drive growth, consolidate markets or improve the competitiveness of a company or group of companies. In particular, when these transactions involve companies in the transport sector, legal and operational challenges arise that must be managed with precision to avoid business disruptions. One of the […]
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Blog, Laboral
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What is the protection against dismissal for staff with working time adjustments after the entry into force of the Parit […]

An alleged ‘error’ in the wording of the so-called Parity Law, which has recently come into force and which would affect the protection against dismissal of staff in certain situations, including those who have requested or enjoy an adaptation of the working day in order to exercise the right to reconcile work and family life, […]
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Blog, Tax, Tax law
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Tax residence: dual residence conflicts

Spain is an increasingly attractive country, whether for strategic or commercial considerations or, directly, for the quality of life it offers, which in turn attracts the establishment and location of foreign individuals with large estates, both within and outside our territory. However, often, due to a lack of knowledge of the applicable regulations, significant risks […]
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