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Welcome to Beac Mundial’s blog, a space for freelancers, SMEs and companies in Las Palmas who need clear guidance on tax, accounting and employment matters.

Here you’ll find practical articles on taxation, IGIC, accounting, payroll, Social Security, grants and tax obligations, all aligned with current regulations in the Canary Islands.

The blog offers clear, practical insight into legal changes affecting business activity, grounded in real-world experience advising companies and professionals in the Canary Islands.

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Managing financial resources is the cornerstone of stability for any commercial entity. This activity goes beyond simple bookkeeping, focusing instead

The acquisition of Spanish property by individuals with tax residency abroad is a common operation that requires specific financial planning.

One of the most frequent questions for self-employed workers in Spain is “what can I claim as a business expense”

The management of a residential block (known in Spain as a comunidad de propietarios) involves the organisational and administrative tasks

Tax-deductible expenses for the self-employed are those which the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT) allows to be subtracted from gross income

Business financial management is the set of processes through which an organisation organises, controls, and monitors the use of its

The management of a residential block (known in Spain as a comunidad de propietarios) involves the organisational and administrative tasks

A business budget is a financial forecast that translates a company’s activity into structured financial projections. It sets out expected

Setting up a company involves making a series of decisions that shape everything that follows. The activity to be carried

An employment contract is the foundation of any working relationship in Spain. It sets out the respective rights and obligations

Business intelligence, commonly referred to as BI, is used to gain a clearer understanding of what is happening within a

Form 130 is the quarterly return used by self-employed professionals under the direct assessment regime to pay an advance on