The word "self-employed" provokes an intense debate in contemporary Spanish society; sometimes, people even tend to demonize it when they hear it, as if it were a bad omen. However, you would be surprised to discover that it is quite the opposite, as it provides enormous benefits not only to the economy of the brave entrepreneur, but also to those around him.
Meaning of the word self-employed
It is a person who undertakes a commercial or economic activity on his own account, he is someone who puts effort into building a business or company from an idea that arises in his thoughts, which after materializing, ends up turning him into an entrepreneur.
But... what good does being self-employed do for me?
The question that is generally asked, we have heard from family, friends, even work colleagues. And there are two answers to that question: The first, fulfilling the dream of dedicating yourself professionally to what you really like, they say that those who work in their vocation never work, because they enjoy every minute they put into their activity to the fullest. The second, and certainly the most important, is the economic benefit that we will obtain from the future company that you will start. In short, you will dedicate yourself to an activity that you like and are good at, and, additionally, you will receive financial compensation for this.
Benefits? Discounts?
The answer is yes, being self-employed in Spain, the government offers great opportunities as an incentive to future entrepreneurs in the country, among them are:
Aid of up to €10,000 for new self-employed workers.
The government can cover the self-employed quota, in some cases.
Aid to women who are pregnant or in the process of adoption
Reduced quota or “flat rate” for a whole year and that can be extended for another 12 additional months.
Changes in the withholding or IRPF
Among many additional benefits.
Now let's talk about the requirements
Here is the documentation that is important, to start your dreams and become an entrepreneur.
Have a digital certificate.
Have a NIF
Have valid residence documentation in the case of foreigners.
Have a social security number, registering at the same time in the Special Regime for Self-Employed Workers, filling out form TA0521.
Although being self-employed in Spain will generate a wide portfolio of personal and economic benefits, we, as legal representatives and with our own experience, can efficiently advise you on all the procedures you need to take the step of venturing out and fulfilling your dreams. Count on us to start your company.
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