Notarial services for the commercial sector

In a company incorporation, you have to pay the Notary for the company incorporation and the registration of the company in the Mercantile Registry. These are regulated by law and are calculated taking into account various criteria such as the company's incorporation capital.

Additionally, the deed of company incorporation must be submitted to the Tax Office, as an act subject but exempt from the Tax on Corporate Operations. This means that the tax must be declared, but not paid. However, payment will be required to whoever carries out this procedure, which can be managed by a management agency, a law firm, or a notary's office.

Currently, the CIRCE system for company incorporation is also available, which reduces the cost of company incorporation, notary and registration fees, and shortens the incorporation times. This system involves going to an Entrepreneur Support Point (PAE) and is not always the most advisable system, although it is suitable for the simplest cases of company incorporation.

You can also process the online company incorporation with JLA Notarios.

The company that changes its name must pay the notary for the name change and the Registry fees. Both costs are set by law. Additionally, if a professional is in charge of the registration of the name change, the expenses incurred by this action must be borne.

The company will have to bear the notarial fee for the change of registered office and the Commercial Registry. In both cases, these are set by law according to a series of concepts. Additionally, if a professional is hired to handle the registration, their fees will have to be paid.

The company that changes its administrator must bear the cost of notarial and registration procedures. These are set by law depending on the case. Additionally, if a professional is going to handle the registration of this deed, the cost of their services must be paid. If you wish to know the Notary fee for changing an administrator, contact us.

The company that changes its corporate purpose must pay the notary for the change of corporate purpose and the expenses of the Mercantile Registry. These are established by law depending on the cases. In addition, the registration management must be paid when carried out by a professional.

The company must bear the cost of the notarial management of the formalisation of a company agreement and the expenses of the Commercial Registry, if the agreement needs to be registered. In addition, the fees of the professionals responsible for processing the registration must be paid.

In both cases, the company must bear the notarial fee for the capital increase or capital reduction. Also the Commercial Registry fees. These fees are set by law taking into account various criteria.

The deeds of capital increase are subject to but exempt from the Corporate Transactions Tax, so a form must be completed at the Tax Office, although the tax does not have to be paid.

In capital reductions, the form for the Corporate Transactions Tax must also be completed at the Tax Office, and individuals who receive assets from a capital reduction must pay taxes.

It will be necessary to pay the notary for the management and the Registry fees. They are set by law taking into account various criteria.

In addition, the fees of the professional who fills in the Corporate Transactions Tax form must be paid and this tax will have to be paid if money or assets are received from the partners.

The buyer must pay the notary fee for the sale of shares and the management expenses at the Tax Office for this sale. In this case, the financial contribution to the notary is usually proportional to the declared price or value of the transaction. In addition to the Notary fees for the sale and social shares, there are taxes to be paid such as the Personal Income Tax, if capital gains have been made, or the Wealth Tax in certain Autonomous Communities.

The company must pay the notarial management for the loan policy. These are set by law and depend on the amount of the loan, whether there is a guarantee or not, and the number of pages of the policy.

The company must bear the cost of the notary fees for the credit policy. They are set by law and depend on various factors such as the amount of the credit, the guarantees provided by the person receiving the credit, and the number of pages of the policy.

The company must bear the cost of the notary, which is regulated by law. In this case, it depends on the amount of the leasing, the guarantees provided, and the number of pages of the policy.