Surfing may not be the first sport you think of when you think of Spain, but it is popular, particularly along the north coast and in the Canary Islands. If you have dreams of setting up a surf school in Spain, here's what you need to know.
If you're self-employed in Spain and work from home there are several expenses you can offset against tax. Find out exactly what is allowed in your case.
Have you been considering opening a boutique or a grocery store in Spain? A new report from the European Commission shows that Spain remains one of the EU countries where retail businesses face the most difficulties.
Yoga and pilates have become very popular in Spain. If you have a dream of setting up your own studio, here's everything you need to know, from the legal requirements to what else you need to consider.
‘Autónomo’ fees in Spain are notoriously high but there are a number of expenses that self-employed workers can deduct in order to cut costs on their quarterly tax returns.
Any self-employed person knows it's very difficult to completely switch off and not do any work at all, but if you do work while on sick leave, it could have serious consequences.
It’s illegal to earn below the minimum wage in Spain if you’re a full-time employee, but if you’re an 'autónomo' do you still have to register and pay tax when you're not earning much money?
If you're nearing retirement age in Spain and work for yourself, you may want to consider Spain's active retirement scheme for the self-employed. Here's how it works.
It's difficult enough being self-employed in Spain, but did you know you'll earn significantly less in pension payments at the end of your working life too?
If you’re registered as self-employed in Spain and your business is doing well, you might start thinking about hiring employees to help you out. Here's everything you need to know about how to go about it.
New social security contributions, a tax to top up pension funds, a reduction in retention rates for artists - 2023 will bring many developments for all self-employed workers in Spain.
From 2023, all salaried or self-employed in Spain will have to pay an extra tax to help fill up the country's pension fund. Find out how much it will be and why Spanish authorities are introducing it.
With more people than ever working from home in Spain, one of the main doubts among contract employees, autónomos and remote workers is whether the companies they work for should cover their home internet, electricity and other work costs.
