Del Canto Chambers is proud to serve clients from our office in Marbella, one of Spain’s most prestigious destinations for international business, investment, and lifestyle. Known for its thriving real estate market, luxury sector, and growing expat community, Marbella attracts entrepreneurs, investors, and high-net-worth individuals from around the world.
As an international legal and tax consultancy, we provide specialized expertise tailored to the unique needs of businesses and individuals in the region. Whether you require assistance with real estate transactions, tax structuring, wealth management, or corporate law, our experienced team in Marbella is here to offer strategic, secure, and efficient solutions, helping you make the most of the opportunities this exclusive location has to offer.
Expertise You Can Trust
Del Canto Chambers team consists of highly experienced lawyers and tax advisors who specialise in cross-border matters, ensuring seamless solutions for individuals, businesses, and international organisations.
Strategic Location
Our office in Marbella offers unparalleled access to local, national, and international networks, supporting your growth and protecting your interests. Being based both in London and Marbella makes us the go-to Anglo Spanish Tax and Legal experts in the area of Andalucia.
Holistic Approach
We combine legal, tax, and business advisory services under one roof, delivering comprehensive strategies to help you navigate complex regulatory environments with ease.
Del Canto Chambers specialists are constantly up to date with new legislative changes and aware of any Spanish tax and legal implications. Contact our Spanish legal and tax specialists to find out the best tax planning and corporate structures in your circumstances.
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