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Becoming  Self Employed / Owning a company in Spain


Whether you’re looking to set up a company or work as a freelancer, this helpful guide explains how to become an autónomo in Spain.

If the idea of being your own boss in Spain sounds appealing, then you might want to consider becoming self-employed, or what the Spanish refer to as an autónomo. After all, having the autonomy to decide how and when you work, as well as the clients you work with, can feel empowering. That said, it also comes with a lot of responsibilities; not to mention the cost of administering your own work and facing any volatility without a safety net.

If you have the determination, though, becoming an autónomo in Spain is relatively straightforward and we can  walk you through the process, including the following:

Accounting advice for self-employed workers and companies (SL, SA, SLU)
Preparation of accounts.
Analysis of accounting balance sheets.
Any kind of feasibility and management studies


Need anything else?  Let’s have a coffee and we’ll see all the options!

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  • Accountants
    • Accountancy
    • Self Employed / Companies
  • Taxes
    • Taxes
    • Property Taxes
  • Employment
  • Residency, NIE & Visas
    • Help & Advice >
      • Translation
      • Notary Assistance
      • Donations and Inheritance taxes
      • Traffic Services
    • NIE
    • TIE
    • Residency & Visas
  • Contact