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Yes. Both EU and non-EU nationals can set up a company in Spain. The process and requirements vary depending on your nationality, residency status, and the type of business. We guide you through the correct structure and legal steps.
The most common structure is a Sociedad Limitada (SL), similar to a limited liability company. It offers flexibility, limited liability, and relatively low capital requirements, making it suitable for most startups and SMEs.
No. You can incorporate a company in Spain without being a resident. However, certain roles (such as directors) may require a NIE and specific tax registrations. We handle this as part of the setup process.
Typically required documents include identification (passport or ID), a NIE number, company name, shareholder details, registered address, and articles of association. We provide a personalized checklist based on your situation.
Yes. A Spanish company usually requires a local bank account for capital deposit, tax payments, and operations. We assist with the bank account opening process, including for non-resident founders.
Most companies are subject to corporate income tax, VAT (if applicable), and social security contributions for employees or directors. We explain your obligations clearly and help you plan accordingly.
Yes. We regularly work with startups, scale-ups, and international companies entering the Spanish market, offering end-to-end legal and tax support.
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