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14 Dec Can I bring up a new matter I wish on a community General Meeting in Spain even if it is not listed on the meeting’s agenda?

Posted at 18:46h in Condominium by Emilio Pino 0 Comments

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Yes, you can. At the end of the meeting, and normally after all the agenda items are dealt with, there must be a turn for questions and any other subject not included on the agenda....

14 Dec I have heard that the S.L. company laws regarding foreign residents buying property in Spain has changed. I remember before there was a limit of 1 to 2 yrs and a max. 30% requirement for passing on or changing names on the stock,otherwise it was considered a private sale and taxed as so with an additional fine. Has this changed? Esp. if one parent who is the holder of the shares wants to pass it to his/her child?What does the new law offer and what one should consider?

Posted at 18:44h in Companies by Emilio Pino 0 Comments

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The present regulations in force regarding transfers of shares of companies directly (or indirectly) owning real estate properties situated in Spain when they represent 50% or more of the Company’s active (total assets) establish that these share transfers pay a transfer tax as if they...

14 Dec What is the difference between Spanish S.A and S.L. companies? (2006-05-21)

Posted at 18:37h in Companies by Emilio Pino 0 Comments

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They are not the same even though the S.A companies (or Sociedades Anónimas) and S.L. companies (or Sociedades Limitadas) have many characteristics in common. While S.A. companies are designed for medium to big enterprises and have a minimum share Capital of 60,102 Euros, the S.L....

14 Nov Terms

Posted at 18:55h in Companies, Condominium, Contracts, Family law, General Spanish legal matters, Letting & Renting, Probate Law, Real Estate Investment, Spanish Residence Permit by Emilio Pino 0 Comments

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The only purpose of this web is informative. It is not, and it does not substitute the legal advising or counsel on behalf of the members of the Firm Emilio Pino Lawyers. The information contained in this web could reach the user after any...

12 May There is no bad debtor if not verified, says the Spanish Supreme Court

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The verdict concludes that to include a person “in a registry of bad debtors without credibility is an illegitimate attack against one’s reputation since such an accusation of being a defaulting debtor harms the dignity of the person, injures his reputation and impairs the person’s...

14 Dec Can I bring up a new matter I wish on a community General Meeting in Spain even if it is not listed on the meeting’s agenda?

14 Dec What is the difference between Spanish S.A and S.L. companies? (2006-05-21)

14 Nov Terms

12 May There is no bad debtor if not verified, says the Spanish Supreme Court

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