Spain’s back to normal, slowly but surely
It is three months since the lockdown began and there has now been some lifting of restrictions in Spain’s reopening plan. Starting 21st june, life…
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What Does the Tax Agreement between Spain and Gibraltar Mean for You?
On the 4th March 2019 a new tax treaty was agreed between the UK and Spain regarding Gibraltar and this could have serious implications for…
Colombian tax for non-residents explained
Colombia is a country of enterprising and hard-working people. Despite challenges, it is an attractive economy in which to work and do business. The government…
COVID-19 and the franchise landscape
As the coronavirus pandemic causes widespread business disruption, franchisors and franchisees will need to pull together to adapt to the new circumstances. Some sectors may…
The Hispanic Dispute Resolution Centre (ADR) in London
As part of our Dispute Resolution initiatives, Del Canto Chambers project has launched a project to create a Hispanic Dispute Resolution Centre (ADR) in London…
Post-COVID19 insolvencies in Spain: Apocalypse now?
As we reported in our previous legal alert, the state of emergency has practically suspended all non-urgent activity before the Spanish courts, and specifically those…
The Spanish inpatriate system (the Beckham Rule) post Covid-19
As a consequence of the Covid-19 health crisis global immigration has fallen, and the property market is suffering with a substantial reduction in prices worldwide.…
Universities, Knowledge, and Arab Physicians
Just as universities are fundamental to the success of the fight against pandemics due to their role in education and knowledge transmission, many other elements…
Spanish Inheritance Tax Considerations for “Brexpats”
With Brexit underway, U.K. residents who own property in Spain—of which there are many, considering Spain is one of the top overseas destinations where British…
Spanish Tax deadlines are not extended
The #coronavirus crisis requires constant monitoring of our tax obligations, both in England and Spain. In Spain, despite the situation, the Council of Ministers, in its meeting yesterday, did not approve extensions to the Spanish Tax Deadlines.