Spain

What Does Company Management Mean in Spain? Company management in Spain refers to the legal, operational, and strategic control of a business entity—typically an SL (Sociedad Limitada) or SA (Sociedad Anónima). Whether you’re a foreign shareholder, director, or business owner, Spanish corporate law outlines specific responsibilities for company leaders. At Borderless Lawyers, we advise startups, […]

What Is Company Liquidation in Spain? Company liquidation (liquidación de empresa) in Spain is the formal process of winding down a company’s operations, selling off assets, paying debts, and closing the legal entity. It applies to: Voluntary business closures Insolvent companies Mergers and restructuring At Borderless Lawyers, we guide foreign business owners, investors, and directors

What Is Company Due Diligence? Due diligence in Spain refers to the legal, financial, tax, and operational review of a company before an acquisition, investment, or business partnership. It uncovers hidden risks, confirms compliance, and protects your interests. At Borderless Lawyers, we help international clients conduct professional due diligence before: Buying a Spanish company Entering

What Is Company Administration in Spain? Company administration in Spain refers to the legal and operational responsibilities of a company’s directors, managers, and shareholders under the Commercial Code and company bylaws (estatutos sociales). Whether you’re forming an SL (Sociedad Limitada), SA (Sociedad Anónima), or expanding a foreign company into Spain, understanding corporate governance is essential

Understanding Insolvency in Spain In Spain, insolvency (estado de insolvencia) arises when a company: Can no longer pay its debts consistently Has liabilities that exceed its assets Spanish law imposes a strict two-month deadline for company directors to act once insolvency becomes evident. Failure to comply can lead to personal liability, disqualification, or criminal charges.