Lawbird’s Antonio Flores reveals the ‘must-knows’ for S.L. company owners in Spain
SETTING up a Spanish Limited Company is a relatively straightforward process
RESCUE MISSION: Spain-based Chartered Financial Planner Jonathan Holdaway reveals how he helped one client save £10k a year
ONE of the aspects of my job which gives me the most satisfaction is helping clients extricate themselves from bad products and portfolios they have
Airbus layoffs to affect 260 jobs in Spain’s Andalucia
The planned restructuring at Airbus will affect 260 staff in Andalucia
Cómo localizar un envÃo de correos sin número localizador
El localizador o número de seguimiento es un código que permite identificar y rastrear su correo desde cualquier lugar del mundo. Hoy en dÃa, la
Not paying your non-resident taxes in Spain could lead to sudden fines
IMAGINE you are driving your car along a Spanish one-way system. From out of nowhere, a Guardia Civil officer steps into the road, right arm
Chartered financial planner in Spain, Jonathan Holdaway reveals importance of hiring a life planner
Life Planning is financial planning with heart
REVEALED: Andalucia has one of the worst salaries in Spain as new figures show people earned more 10 YEARS ago (click to see the average salary in your region)
ANDALUCIA is among the worst paying regions in Spain, new figures have revealed. According to the Adecco Group, while wages in the southernmost region rose
REVEALED: Economic impact of coronavirus on Spain’s Malaga as local exporters hit hard by fall in sales and increased shipping costs
THE roughly €500 million worth of trade between Malaga and China is coming under threat due to the growing coronavirus outbreak. Malaga’s industry and commerce
Spain repeals law allowing businesses to fire staff if they have taken too many sick days
THE coalition government has repealed a law that allowed businesses to dismiss workers if they had accumulated too much medical leave.
Spain’s Renfe wins record-breaking €5.5 BILLION contract to operate new high-speed rail link in the US
RENFE has been awarded a €5.56 billion contract to operate a high-speed rail line in the US. The Spanish state-owned company will run the line
Catholic Church rakes in record €284 MILLION from taxpayers in Spain
THE Spanish Catholic Church earned a record €284 million from taxpayers last year, figures have claimed. Some 7,191,387 people opted to make a contribution to
Airbus unions call for demonstrations against proposed job cuts in Spain
The management of Airbus, Spain has called for labour representatives to attend a meeting for negotiation on March 3, following which unions will hold assemblies
Airbus to cut 630 jobs across Spain, affecting 300 in Andalucia
The European company today announced a restructuring plan that will affect jobs across Madrid, Andalucia and Castilla La Mancha
‘Deteriorating’ Tivoli World on Spain’s Costa del Sol hoping for ‘much needed’ upgrades as talks with new investors underway
BENALMADENA town hall is seeking investors to carry out much-needed upgrades at the Tivoli World theme park. It comes after a decade of conflict between
ALDI will hire 120 extra staff members in Alicante as part of its expansion programme in Spain
ALDI has announced it will hire an extra 120 people in Alicante.
Valencia becomes first region in Spain to set a minimum distance allowed between gambling venues and schools, hospitals and sports stadiums
VALENCIA has become the first region in Spain to set a minimum distance allowed between gambling venues and schools.
How the Catalan Election and Financial Market Volatility are Tied Together
Catalonia’s separatist president, Quim Torra, has announced that he’ll call an early regional election as relations continue to deteriorate between the two pro-independence parties in
Spain moves forward with new digital tax set to hit Google and Facebook hard despite threats from US of more Trump tariffs
SPAIN has approved a new tax on digital businesses and stock market transactions which will hit Google and Facebook hard. The so-called Google tax and
New section of coastal path completed on Spain’s Costa del Sol
The new section of path in Estepona opens up a new track for a walk or bike ride in the area of the Arroyo Guadalobon
EXPLAINED: Why British expats in Spain might need to complete Modelo 720 tax form before March 31 deadline
By Raymundo LarraÃn Nesbitt of LarraÃn Nesbitt Lawyers
EU widens investigation into Ryanair for potential ‘unfair advantage’ in Spain marketing deals
RYANAIR has seen the probe into whether it received an unfair advantage from the Spanish government widened. EU competition regulators first launched an investigation in
FEAR MONGERING: Government slams Barcelona convention organisers after cancellation due to coronavirus outbreak
THE Minister of Health has slammed the organisers of a huge Spanish tech show, which was cancelled due to coronavirus. Salvador Illa and the World
Leading telecom provider Telitec launches campaign to help ‘forgotten urbanisations’ in Spain gain fiber optic internet access
SPAIN’S leading independent provider of telecoms has launched a campaign to help neglected urbanisations get high-speed fiber optic internet access. Telitec, operating for over 15 years
Three tips to avoid scams with British TV / IPTV in Spain
AS much as British expats love the Spanish sun, we miss our British TV. Which is why hundreds of businesses circle that need like Griffon
‘BREXIT ANTIDOTE’: Malaga bosses seeking direct flights to MIAMI and WASHINGTON in bid to ditch Costa del Sol’s reliance on British market
MALAGA is bracing for Brexit by looking to the US and Middle East to reduce its reliance on the British market. In its new 800-page
Tourists spend most of their money in supermarkets in Spain’s Valencia
TOURISTS are spending most of their money in supermarkets, a study has announced.