Tax neutrality regime for contributions to a family holding company

The TEAC and the DGT rule that contributions to holding companies, in the context of family tax planning, must be made with a correct economic motivation and not only to produce tax advantages. The Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) in Consultation V2214-23 of 27 July 2023 and, more recently, the Central Economic-Administrative Court (TEAC) in […]

The successive power of sub-attorney in companies.

In order to avoid legal problems and to ensure that the powers are exercised within the legal limits, so as to prevent refusal of registration in the Commercial Register and to provide legal certainty for both the company and the attorney-in-fact, it is essential that the power of attorney is expressly defined. On 26 June […]

Right to information of a shareholder in a limited liability company

There may be information that is rationally useful or relevant for the protection shareholders’ rights that is not essential for the exercise of their participation rights. In such cases, the denial of the information does not justify the challenge of the affected resolutions, but it does justify the exercise of other actions with the objective […]

Minimum content of the bylaws of companies

Well-structured bylaws are essential for efficient business management, promoting the operation of the company as long as clear rules are established and ambiguities in decision-making are minimised, as well as serving as a guide for resolving conflicts and making critical decisions. The bylaws are a set of essential rules governing both the operation and the […]

Right to be informed in a modification of a Professional Limited Liability Company (SLP)

The DGSJFP examines the shareholder’s right to be sufficiently informed of the content of the proposed amendment. In the Resolution dated April 16, 2024 (published in the “BOE” of May 15), the Directorate General of Legal Security and Public Faith (DGSJFP) heard an appeal against the negative qualification of a deed of resolutions adopted by […]

The Provincial Court of Madrid recognizes the possibility of bringing an individual action for liability in the event of stripping of a company’s assets

Although in principle the stripping of a company’s assets can be pursued through a corporate liability action, in exceptional and qualified circumstances and individual action is appropriate. The Provincial Court of Madrid, in judgment 132/2024 of April 23, dealt with a case in which a sole director diverted clients from one company to another, which […]