Tax planning
We look at the tax burden of the company and its shareholders together, not separately, and anticipate the effect of each decision before it is taken.
Area of expertise
This is the firm’s underlying work: making sure the accounts add up, that filings are made on time, and that corporate decisions are taken in full knowledge of what they cost. We work with companies and business owners at every stage of their activity.
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What we do
We look at the tax burden of the company and its shareholders together, not separately, and anticipate the effect of each decision before it is taken.
Preparation and filing of periodic and annual returns, deadline control and prior review of the information being declared.
Incorporation, amendments to articles of association, capital increases and reductions, shareholder resolutions, and dealings with the notary and Commercial Registry.
Bookkeeping and supervision, preparation and filing of annual accounts, and a reading of the financial statements so you know what they say about your business.
Responses to requests for information, submission of documentation and support throughout review or inspection procedures.
Analysis of the most suitable remuneration structure given the articles of association, the work actually performed and the tax consequences for the company and each individual.
How we work
We review the accounting, tax and corporate starting position.
We define what needs correcting, what can be improved and in what order.
We prepare returns, resolutions and supporting documentation.
A calendar of obligations and periodic review of how the business is doing.
Who we work with
Family businesses and SMEs that want an adviser who understands their business, not just their tax returns.
Business owners and self-employed professionals who need to put their personal and business tax affairs in order.
Growing companies that have passed the point where formal obligations could be handled without help.
Frequently asked
It depends on your expected profit, how much you need to draw to live on, the risk of the activity and whether you will have partners. A company adds formal obligations and fixed costs that only pay off above a certain volume. We work it out with your figures first.
Filing late has consequences, and they differ depending on whether you do it voluntarily before the tax authorities contact you or after receiving a formal request. The difference between the two is considerable, so it is worth acting quickly.
Not necessarily. Many requests are simply for information, or arise from discrepancies between data reported by third parties and your own. What matters is replying on time with the right documentation: a hasty answer causes more trouble than the original request.
No. Remuneration of a shareholder who also works in the company follows its own rules and must be consistent with the articles of association and the role actually performed. It is one of the points most often reviewed during tax audits.
For an initial assessment, the latest annual accounts, the previous year’s returns and a description of the activity are enough. If anything is missing, we will tell you how to obtain it.
No. The office is in Elche and many clients are from the province, but much of the work is handled by video call and email, so location is not a constraint.
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First contact
We handle every enquiry personally to give you a sense of what the matter involves.
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