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36 published guides
Direct estimation vs modules: what you take on when you enter
What you take on in direct estimation: real income and expense proof, books, modelo 130 vs 131, renunciation or exclusion, and risks versus modules.
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Tax and payroll advisory when accounts sit elsewhere
Tax and payroll when you or another keeps the daily books: ADVISE or STARTER plus Pack NÓMINAS, day 10 and engagement limits.
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Tax and accounting advisory when you have no staff
Tax and books for Spanish freelancers and SL companies with no staff: what tax and accounting advisory covers, what it leaves out, and when payroll is needed.
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Tax, payroll and accounting in the same firm
Tax, payroll and accounting can share one firm; the published packs do not merge those layers. What arrives the same month and what is billed apart.
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Employment advisory: contracts, payroll and social security
When you hire, employment advisory follows the contract, monthly payroll and social security. A tax pack does not replace that monthly layer.
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A month of accounting advisory: bank, books and close
What a month of accounting advisory covers in Spain: software records, bank reconciliation, books, and how freelancer and company duties diverge.
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Mandatory electronic notifications: do not ignore the DEHú
Who must use the DEHú, the 10-day deadline, email alerts, powers of attorney and what happens if nobody opens a Tax Agency notification.
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Business expenses your tax adviser will not defend
Learn which expenses Spanish freelancers and companies may deduct, what evidence they need and why an invoice alone may not be enough.
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