Company Formation in Spain
Europe
Overview
Spain is a developed country and a member of the European Union, known for its transparent legislative framework, stable financial system, and robust investment protection treaties. It offers promising commercial prospects and special tax regimes, particularly for certain business activities, making it an attractive destination for foreign investors.
Our Process
Step 1: Name Certification
Obtain a unique company name certificate from the Central Mercantile Register (Registro Mercantil Central).
Step 2: Document Preparation & Notarization
Draft and notarize the public deed of incorporation (company's Articles of Association) before a Public Notary.
Step 3: Capital Deposit & Provisional NIF
Deposit the minimum share capital into a bank account and obtain a provisional Tax Identification Number (NIF).
Step 4: Company Registration
Register the company with the Commercial Registry (Registro Mercantil) in the province where its registered office is located.
Step 5: Final Tax ID & Business Licenses
Obtain the definitive NIF from the Tax Agency and apply for any necessary business licenses or permits.
Key Requirements
- Minimum 1 shareholder
- Minimum 1 director
- Registered office in Spain
- Company name certificate
- Minimum share capital contribution (e.g., €3,000 for an SL)