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20 Oct 2014: What is considered to be a Home for Touristic Use in Andalucía?

What is considered to be a Home for Touristic Use in Andalucía? Let’s start with the definition of article 5, section e) of the current Urban Leases Act as mentioned in a previous published article on our blog. Which houses will be considered as Homes for Touristic Use? We can confirm that Spanish properties that

06 Oct 2014: How to avoid subsidiary liability of tax debts of a company in bankruptcy in Spain?

In our previous article published by this multilingual speaking Spanish law firm and tax advisors in Marbella, we made it clear that in order to avoid the Spanish tax liabilities of your suppliers, it is necessary to not only pay the corresponding original invoice but also to require a certificate issued by the Spanish Tax

Wim Lamers
Accountant Marbella, Bankruptcy proceedings, Spanish law firm, Tax Advice Marbella,

15 Sep 2014: Spanish Holiday rentals as Homes for touristic use in Andalusia. Let’s take a look into the future

Are you the owner of a property in Malaga, Benalmadena, Fuengirola, Mijas, Marbella, Estepona, Sotogrande or any other town along the Mediterranean coast and you rent it out or you are thinking of renting it out as a holiday home? Then you might have heard of rumours that there is a law in Spain that

Wim Lamers
Lawyer in Spain, Lawyers Costa del Sol, Lawyers in Marbella, Property Lawyer in Marbella,

08 Sep 2014: Interview with José Manuel Cerviño Sosa at Canal Sur Radio on the topic of rentals in Spain

English speaking Spanish Lawyer of the team of law firm Arcos & Lamers Asociados in Marbella. - There are some essential topics in the rental-housing act in Spain, although more related to long-term rentals than seasonal rentals. What are the most frequent asked questions in relation to tenancy? At the office, we get to deal

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interview, José Manuel Cerviño, Marbella Economist, Property Lawyer in Marbella, rental-housing act in Spain,

01 Sep 2014: The right of pre-emption and right of first refusal of the Andalusian Government in Spanish Special Protected Areas

This article is written especially for those wishing to buy a property in Spanish Special Protected Areas. Article 24 of the Spanish Law 2/1989, 18th of July, by which the inventory of Protected Natural Areas of Andalusia is approved, and additional measures for their protection are established, states that, “The Government of Andalusia, through the

Wim Lamers
Lawyers in Marbella, Property Lawyer in Marbella, Spanish law firm, Tax Advice Marbella,

25 Aug 2014: Buying guide

Steps to take into account at the time of the purchase of a property in Spain (buying guide): 1. Seek the property that suit with your dreams and economic conditions. 2. Consult with pertinent property agents and obtain advice on the property of your dreams. 2. Prior to make a downpayment, consult with your Lawyer who

Wim Lamers
Lawyers Costa del Sol, Lawyers in Marbella, Property Lawyer in Marbella, Spanish law firm,

18 Aug 2014: How to avoid subsidiary liability of Spanish tax debts of a supplier?

Only paying the invoice of your suppliers in Spain is not enough! In order to avoid fiscal liabilities of your suppliers it is not enough to just ask for your invoice and pay the sum due. The fiscal advisors of our law firm in Marbella have the pleasure to inform you what is recorded in

Wim Lamers
Lawyer in Spain, Lawyer Marbella, Lawyers in Marbella, Spanish lawyers, Tax Advice Marbella,

11 Aug 2014: Revocation of a power of attorney in Spain

A Spanish power of attorney is a document that is granted before a public notary, whereby the grantor, whether an individual or a company, authorizes another person to act on its behalf by granting general faculties to act as its representative, or by a special power to conduct a specific transaction. In order to act

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Lawyers Costa del Sol, Lawyers in Marbella, Legal Advice Costa del Sol, Property Lawyer in Marbella,

04 Aug 2014: License of First Occupation in Spain

When a client instructs our multilingual law firm in Marbella to study the legal situation of a property they would like to acquire, one of the essential documents to retrieve is the Spanish Licence of First Occupation (LFO) corresponding to this property. The Spanish LFO is a document usually issued by municipal authorities (municipalities). It

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Law in Spain, Lawyers in Marbella, Property Lawyer in Marbella, Spanish law firm,

28 Jul 2014: Steps to be taken after the granting of your purchase sale Title Deed in Marbella, Spain

Once you have become owner of your Spanish property, you will have to carry out the following formalities, in order to have your property registered in your name at the Land Registry in Spain. Please note that this is not an automatic procedure after the signing of your public Spanish purchase deed in Marbella. The