What are the documents required to establish a company in Spain?

To establish a company in Spain you will need the following documents:

1. Depending on the type of company, an agreement must be drawn up in the presence of a notary for the company establishment, which can be carried out alone or with partners. This agreement should include the name of the company, its purpose, amount of capital, shares of partners and other details.

2. To determine and register the name of the company, you must apply to the Spanish Trade Registry. The company name must be unique and not conflict with the name of another company.

3. You must apply to the Spanish Tax Office to obtain the company's tax number. The tax number is required for the company to carry out its commercial activities legally.

4. The company needs a central address. Therefore, you may need to make an agreement to rent or buy a business or office.

5. Another important step in establishing a company in Spain is to deposit the company's capital into a bank account. The bank will request the necessary documents for the deposit of capital.

6. Depending on the sector in which the company will operate, you may be required to register with the relevant professional chamber or other authorized institutions.

7. If you have employees in Spain, you will need to register with the Spanish Social Security Institution. These documents are generally required to establish a company in Spain. However, depending on the type, size and field of activity of the company, additional documents may be requested. Therefore, it is recommended that you work with a lawyer or consultant during the company formation process.