Arcos & Lamers Asociados is a Law and Tax advice Firm that is made up of a team of professionals including: lawyers, economists, accountants, tax and labour advisers. Your Spanish Lawyers and Accountants in Marbella!
At Arcos & Lamers Asociados you will find skills and experience under the same roof. Thanks to their extensive experience, the advisers of this Firm offer an extensive range of high-quality services in the following variety of languages: English, Spanish, Dutch, German and French. Read more »
Set in an alpine gorge, traversing the Guadalmina River protected by preservation orders, this beautiful environment enjoys an outstanding sub-tropical climate. The area is blessed with a mild climate providing 320 days of sunshine a year. It is located close to nine of the Costa del Sol’s famous golf courses including La Zagaleta, Montemayor, Alqueria, Los Flamingos and theMarbella ClubGolf Resort.
Breathtaking views stretch across the countryside to the Mediterranean with its granite sands and in the distance the enchanting Moroccan coastline. Read more »
Without doubt one of the World’s hot spots and living in Marbella is living in an oasis which to a certain extend is not affected by the outside world. The most amazing about the climate is that for six months of the year one can get up in the morning, drive for 1 ½ hour to ski on the slopes of Sierra Nevada and by lunchtime return to Marbella to enjoy a late bikini meal soaking up the afternoon rays…. Read more »
Catalonia has an answer for the people at the Las Vegas Sands Corporation — if they don’t want to build EuroVegas in Barcelona, then the Catalans will build six new amusement parks of their own.
The surprise announcement on Friday for the new theme parks to be constructed next to the current Port Aventura resort comes after unofficial reports surfaced this week that Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson has finally decided to take his EuroVegas project to Madrid instead of Barcelona. Read more »
Publication of official mortgage market reference rates – EURIBOR, MIBOR and IRR on government bonds with two to six year maturities traded in the secondary market. The aforementioned rates only become official upon publication in the Spanish official gazette. Read more »
Making connections was priority No. 1 for Aigerim Shorman and Shana Zheng. As founders of Triptrotting, an online community that connects travelers with locals, the pair quickly recognized that startup accelerators could be their ticket to mentorship and funding.
After raising $300,000 in seed money from Pasadena, Calif., incubator Idealab and launching their company last May, Shorman and Zheng applied to Launchpad LA, the Los Angeles accelerator program founded by venture capitalist Mark Suster. Launchpad invests $50,000 in each company accepted into its four-month program and provides business advice, free shared office space and networking opportunities. Read more »
The last month of July, the President of the Spanish Government , Mariano Rajoy, announced that the general rate of VAT will increase (up to now, 18%) three points, up to 21%; the reduced type will increase two points (from 8% to 10%) and the super-reduce type a 4 % will be maintained. Read more »
ALL residents of Spain will be required to contribute to the cost of medical prescriptions, as of last month.
Anyone making less than €18,000 per year will pay up to 40 per cent of the prescription cost, with a monthly cap at €8.
Those earning more than €18,000 will pay half the cost, with a monthly cap at €18.
While the UK will continue to pay Spain an annual cost to provide healthcare for its pensioners, British expats are not exempt from this tax. Read more »
In Salou for example there are more Russian tourists in the town than the British. They represented 36% of the hotel room occupation in the first half of July. The traditional British tourist no longer occupied 30% of the Salou rooms. Hotel reservations in the town for the first half od July were 458,194, up 3.3% on last year.
Between them the Russians and Britons together make up 80% of the August occupation in the Valencia region, according to the Tourism Councillor, Dolores Johnson. She said Benidorm is expected to reach a 93% accommodation level in August, while Alicante will be 74% and the Castellón coast will be about 70%. Read more »
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