According to the Spanish labour advisors from Arcos & Lamers Asociados there are two main types of Subsidies that could be taken into account:
1- Spanish Companies that hire employees for an indefinite period of time. These employees should priory be registered at the Spanish local official employment office (Instituto Nacional del Empleo I.N.E.M.) an interview with a Spanish Civil Servant will be held and the individual will be transferred to a company indicated by the I.N.E.M.
2- Subsidy to promote employment for those companies that do belong to the trade sector, applicable for females or individuals aged under 30 or above 45 years of age. Read more »
If it seems like you’re still swimming against the tide to find money for your small business, you’re not alone. But there are preparations you can make as a business owner that will increase your chances of getting a loan. ”I want to dispel the myth that there is no money out there for small businesses,” says Aisha Benson, vice president and managing director of Seedco, an alternative finance organization. As part of the America Means Business event in New York this week, Benson spoke to entrepreneurs about what they need to know before approaching a lender for a loan. Read more »
Business owners intertwine business and personal finances all too often. After all, you are your business, but muddling up the two will mean a mess at tax time.
Even if you’re just starting out, it’s essential to split up these two parts of your money life. Treat your business, big or small, like a viable entity.
“That starts with tracking your business expenses separately from your personal, even though initially it may feel like they are one in the same if you are a one-man shop,” says Cynthia Heil, a certified financial planner with Cascade Financial Management in Tampa, Fla. Read more »
Between the beaches and the jagged peaks of the Sierra Blanca mountains sits Marbella’s old town – its Moorish casco antiguo – an unexpected pocket of peaceful, cobble-stoned charm and antiquity among the southern Spanish resort town’s modern mix of working local life and tourist trappings.
Most buyers in this part of the Costa del Sol scuttle to the holiday complexes near the beach or villas in the hills – homes with pools, lawns and parking spaces. But Marbella’s historic centre, an enclave of whitewashed houses, shady squares and family-owned restaurants, offers something that a new development never can. Read more »
The city of Marbella was founded by Muslims who established its overall structure and architecture. Before the Muslims came, there were several different villages and cultures within the area of Marbella, the ruins of which can still be visited today. In the old part of the city, you can still find the influence of the Romans.
In 711, the Moors, led by Al-Tarik, came to Spain through the area that today is called Tarifa. Marbella was the perfect location for the Arabs to settle due to its proximity to Tarifa. Here they set about building their city and their main monument is the castle, La Alcazaba which was built to defend the city. Read more »
Your company should be analyzing if by lowering the price you would recover the market share and improve the profit and loss account of your activity. At the time of reducing your price list, how much should your turn over increase to maintain the present profits? Read more »
If you’ve ever walked into a retail store and wondered why certain music is playing, there may, in fact, be some rhyme and reason to the selection.
Research has shown that consumers shop longer and make more purchases when they’re exposed to music. You can use music to make your store so appealing people may want to return — even if they don’t have any buying plans. “We’re often told that because of our atmosphere, customers come into our shop on days when they need a pick-me-up or to simply relax and recharge,” says Ann O’Shields, owner of The Nest Egg, a home-furnishings shop in Fairfax, Va. “We play upbeat music and enjoy seeing our customers singing along as they shop.”
Of course, it’s important to make the right musical match with your target customers. For instance, if you’re selling upscale products, the best choice is probably classical or jazz.
In addition, music can help engage employees. “Ongoing research shows that music can boost performance in the workplace by reducing employee stress and depression, improving employee retention and saving companies significant amount of money,” says Joe Lamond, president and CEO of the National Association of Music Merchants, a music industry nonprofit in Carlsbad, Calif. Read more »
SPANISH LAW 18/2012, 11 MAY 2012
In a previous blog of this professional Law firm it was already published that the Spanish minister Ms. Ana Pastor had announced on 11.05.2012 several measurements to stimulate de Spanish property market. The lawyers, tax adviser and accountants of Arcos & Lamers Asociados have now the pleasure to inform you that those announced Spanish tax measurements have become legally binding. Read more »
1.- How and why did you think of setting up the law firm Arcos & Lamers Asociados?
Our law firm, Arcos & Lamers Asociados, grew from the dream and goal to create a company in which we could develop our personality as well as our main objectives which have always been part of our profession: efficiency and honesty.
We were aware that it was a very big step in our professional lives but our experience, knowledge, efforts and our capacity to adapt to new situations would lead us to success. Read more »
Arcos & Lamers Asociados, Your Spanish Law firm has the pleasure to inform you that the Spanish Government has approved on Friday 11th May 2012 several measures to stimulate the Spanish property market, including a tax a exemption of 50 per cent on Spanish Capital Gain Tax that could appear out of the potential sale of properties to be acquired in Spain during the rest of the year 2012.
“It is going to be implemented an exemption of 50 per cent of revenues arising from the sale of real estate that are acquired from 11th May to 31st December, provided that there is no link between the parties,” said the Minister of Development, Ana Pastor, in a press conference after the Council of Ministers. Read more »
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