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Legal tip 480. 1 week for Company incorporation in Spain
Monday, March 21, 2011 @ 11:40 AM

By virtue of recent Royal Decree-Law 13/2010 for investment and employment fostering:  

-        Faster Companies incorporations: Online incorporations:

  • +1 day. First required document: the “ negative denomination certificate” ( NDC) , which states that the name chosen for the company is not already being used will have to be issued within 24 hours from application.
  • +2 days. Notary deeds for incorporation will be issued within 24 hours from reception of the  NDC.
  • +2 days. Same day of deeds signing, the Notary will send by telematic mean the deed to the Commercial registry and will be able to apply for a provisional Tax identification Number to the Treasure.
  • The Commercial Registrar will have to decide and practice registration within 3 working days.
  • +5 days. No fees for the publication of the new company in the Commercial Registry Gazette and fees for the full incorporation are of 250 €: 100 € for registrar and 150 € for Notary.

Total:  5 days and 250 euros for a company in Spain

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IFEOMA said:
Tuesday, April 5, 2011 @ 12:33 PM

Good day,

I wouldlke to set up a company here n spain that will enable me to do my shoe business between spain and my country Nigera.

I want to find out if i can register a company for 250 euros even as i am here on a tourist visa?

If the answer s yes, s t possble to apply for temporary residence for self employment with the company registration once it has been done and how long will it take as my tourist visa will soon expire.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Thanks

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