Why Does the Judge Speak So Much?
British clients who attend court in Spain often ask me the same question: “Why is the judge doing all the talking?” For anyone familiar with the English courtroom, where judges sit
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Trusts in Spain: An Incoherent Legal and Tax Approach
A trust is a legal relationship originating in common law whereby a person (the settlor) transfers assets to another (the trustee) to hold and manage for the benefit of one
Navigating Spain’s Golden Visa After the New Immigration Law Reform
The Investors residence permit (also known as golden visa) has been one of the most popular vehicles used by non-European expats in order to start a life in Spain. Between
The dangers of the over-reliance on AI for the legal world
It is no secret that the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become ever more present within the legal profession and a prevalent topic of debate. In fact, its come
Why Private Wealth is the Next Tax Frontier – Published in Taxation
We are pleased to share that an article by Fernando Del Canto, “Why Private Wealth is the Next Tax Frontier”, has been published in Taxation magazine, the UK’s leading publication for tax professionals.
Trapped in a Multi-Currency Mortgage in Spain?
How Del Canto Chambers Can Help You If you entered into a mortgage in Spain – whether with a Spanish or international bank – and that loan was offered as
Practical Steps for Handling Wills and Trusts Between the UK and Spain
Understanding the Challenge Managing estates across borders presents unique challenges, particularly between the UK and Spain. With over 293,000 British citizens residing in Spain and countless others owning holiday homes,
Remote Working in Spain: Does Spanish Employment Law Apply?
As more UK employers support staff working remotely from Spain under the Digital Nomad Visa, it is crucial to understand which employment laws apply and what obligations arise. UK Law
The difficulties of the UK probate system from a Spanish perspective
The UK probate system from a Spanish perspective. In Spain, the probate process, called sucesión, is often more straightforward than compared to its English counterpart, namely the grant of probate.
Challenging Spanish Tax Office’s notification system to UK residents
Del Canto Chambers Spanish tax team, led by Paula Losada has recently achieved a significant victory against the Spanish Tax Authorities in an administrative court (Juzgado Central de lo Contencioso-Administrativo
