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Loans from a company to its shareholder: how to prevent HMRC from treating them as a benefit

Loans from a company to its shareholder: how to prevent HMRC from treating them as a benefit

Loans between a company and its shareholders: a common practice In the day-to-day operations of many companies, especially family businesses or those with a small number of shareholders, it is common to see cash movements between the company and its shareholders. Among these, loans granted by the company to its shareholders are relatively frequent. However, […]
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Blog, mercantil
The strategic value of a specialised VDR in modern due diligence

The strategic value of a specialised VDR in modern due diligence

In any merger or acquisition process, the due diligence phase is critical. For those unfamiliar with the concept, due diligence is the stage in which the buyer conducts a thorough analysis of the legal, financial, commercial, tax, operational, employment and, increasingly, environmental aspects of the target asset or company. Its purpose is to identify risks, […]
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Blog, mercantil
Good faith in the calling of general meetings of shareholders: Supreme Court judgment 282/2025

Good faith in the calling of general meetings of shareholders: Supreme Court judgment 282/2025

With the arrival of the usual period for holding meetings to approve the annual accounts, it is essential to recall the importance of issuing valid notices of meeting that respect the principles of good faith and the established practices within the company. Supreme Court judgment 282/2025, delivered on 20 February 2025, provides a key lesson […]
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Blog, corporate, mercantil
How to legally structure an international expansion

How to legally structure an international expansion

International expansion represents an excellent growth opportunity for any business. However, before starting this process, it is essential to establish a legal structure that ensures efficient operations and compliance with applicable regulations. What legal form should you choose for international expansion? One of the first strategic decisions is determining the legal structure under which the […]
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Blog, Art law
Why consult an art and antiques appraiser in the event of an inheritance or divorce?

Why consult an art and antiques appraiser in the event of an inheritance or divorce?

Handling an inheritance or divorce is often a complex and stressful process. Matters become even more complicated when the estate includes paintings or other movable property whose value is unknown. In such cases, the role of the art and antiques appraiser can be essential. The first challenge: determining the true value of the assets The […]
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Blog, Labour Law
Key employer obligations regarding information and consultation with employee representatives

Key employer obligations regarding information and consultation with employee legal representation

Labor relations in Spain are increasingly regulated, and one of the most underestimated risk areas for companies involves their legal obligations to inform and consult with employee legal representatives (Representación Legal de los Trabajadores or RLT). What information and consultation obligations must companies comply with? Spanish labor legislation—particularly the Workers’ Statute, the Organic Law on […]
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