Starting a Business in Spain
Everything you Need to Know
Becoming self-employed in Spain requires registering with social security, obtaining a tax number, and potentially providing a business plan, depending on the work type.
What is it?
Launching Your Business in Spain
Starting a business in Spain requires completing various legal, administrative, and financial steps. At NIE.CAT, we simplify this process by guiding you through company formation, legal compliance, and tax obligations. Whether you’re self-employed or planning to hire employees, our multilingual team ensures clear communication and support every step of the way.
Requirements
Key Steps to Starting a Business
To establish your business in Spain, you’ll need to:
- Choose a Legal Structure: Select the appropriate form, such as sole proprietorship or limited liability company.
- Obtain an NIE: A Foreign Identification Number is required for tax and business registration.
- Register Your Company Name: Submit your unique name to the Central Commercial Registry (Registro Mercantil Central).
- Open a Business Bank Account: Essential for managing your finances and legal transactions.
- Get a Tax ID (CIF/NIF): Obtain a tax identification number from the Spanish tax office.
- Register with Social Security: Required if hiring employees.
- Secure Permits and Licenses: Ensure your business complies with local regulations.
- Develop a Business Plan: Useful for securing financing and outlining your goals.
How We Can Help
Expert Support from Start to Finish
At NIE.CAT, we provide:
- End-to-End Guidance: From documentation to compliance with legal requirements.
- Multilingual Assistance: Ensuring language barriers are never an issue.
- Personalised Advice: Tailored support on employment laws, tax obligations, and local regulations.
With our expertise, you can confidently focus on building your business while we handle the complexities of the process.
Why Choose Us
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