New S.L. comparison
Illustrative advisory fee Β· third-party costs extra
- Route and structure review
- Document checklist for founders
- Registration-step coordination
- Useful if a clean start is preferable
READY-MADE & SHELF COMPANIES Β· SPAIN
Looking for a shelf company in Spain, or deciding whether a newly incorporated Spanish S.L. is the cleaner option? We help international founders compare both routes, check the company history and coordinate the transfer steps.
Discuss your Spanish companyA Spanish shelf company can save some incorporation steps, but it is not automatically ready for every activity. The right choice depends on your timing, intended business, ownership structure, bank requirements and the records available for review.
Spainβs S.L. framework permits share capital from β¬1. Where capital is below β¬3,000, additional reserve and shareholder-liability rules apply. A low statutory capital figure should therefore not be confused with a recommended operating budget.
Illustrative planning prices only. Final fees depend on company availability, due diligence findings, ownership changes and third-party costs. No company is reserved until a written offer is agreed.
Illustrative advisory fee Β· third-party costs extra
Illustrative service fee Β· inventory priced separately
Illustrative service fee Β· notary and tax costs extra
Example figures are not a binding offer or a representation that a specific company is currently available. Spanish VAT, notarial, registry, translation and other charges may apply.
Confirm the company name, registered office, current directors, shareholders, articles and registry status. Check that the proposed ownership transfer matches your intended activity.
Ask for filed accounts, tax filings, outstanding liabilities and written confirmation of any dormant period. A βno tradingβ description alone is not due diligence.
Clarify whether the package includes a Spanish tax number, bank account, VAT registration or local representation. These are separate matters and can require independent approval.
Timing varies with document readiness, notary availability and the specific transaction.
Not necessarily. The companyβs activity, tax registrations, licences, banking and records must fit your plans. Confirm each requirement before committing.
No. Treat these as separate items and verify them in writing. Banks and tax authorities make their own decisions.
Spanish law allows an S.L. to be formed with β¬1 capital, but companies below β¬3,000 are subject to additional legal safeguards. Practical funding needs depend on the business.
The figures above are examples for planning only. A written quote should separate the company purchase price, advisory work, taxes and external professional costs.
Tell us your activity, target date and preferred ownership structure. We will outline the questions to resolve before you commit.
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