As we are about to close for a few days to take a break (with a team ‘on call’ always ready to assist you), we invite you to read July’s newsletter.
As we are about to close for a few days to take a break (with a team ‘on call’ always ready to assist you), we invite you to read July’s newsletter.
With the European Parliament elections just around the corner, we open a new newsletter, the one for the month of May.
With the European Parliament elections just around the corner, we open a new newsletter, the one for the month of May.
Before slowing down a little for Easter, we are pleased to send you the March newsletter.
We invite you to read our February newsletter 188, which includes some news of interest to companies and the self-employed. We also suggest watching the video in which we interview the executive expert in digital environments, Josep (Pep) Aragonés, from Wolters Kluwer, in which he talks about his book ‘No me líes’ on talent management.
Our Newsletter187 covers legal developments such as the extension of the flat rate for new self-employed workers, the repeal of labour measures, changes to the minimum wage and digital advances in justice, as well as tax issues and energy efficiency.
The newsletter includes an eight-page report prepared by Carolina Mateo and Alba Pich in which they address different issues that taxpayersshould take into account before making the last tax decisions of the year. The video of the Coffee with BNFIX PICH and DFK International on November 22nd on new developments in restructuring and insolvency and some events in which our professionals will participate in the coming days complete the publication. Also tal about the forecasts for our economy.
Newsletter 185, with recommendations for making the last decisions to optimise the tax “bill” for the 2023 financial year, in addition, we remind you that 1 December is the deadline for companies with more than 50 employees and certain entities and associations to have a whistleblowing channel in their organisations. We also comment on the ruling of the Constitutional Court that upholds the Solidarity Tax on large fortune and invite you to the Coffee with BNFIX PICH & DFK on Wednesday 22nd dedicated to the latest developments in insolvency and restructuring regulations.
The September newsletter, headed by the XX BNFIX Meeting, on October 5 and 6, organized by our office in Barcelona will include several open sessions for our clients, friends and collaborators. In addition, the newsletter recalls the new opportunity for the self-employed to modify, between September and October, their contribution bases, according to their new regime in force since January 1. We also talk about the certification of startups to be able to access the tax benefits of the law that regulates them, and the new reporting obligations on the beneficial ownership of companies.
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