The bureaucratic procedures for creating a limited liability company (SL) in Spain are very costly and hinder the agile creation of a start-up. The minimum share capital is 3,000. Additionally, each time I set up a company, the notary and registry procedures (to ensure the chosen company name is not already in use) incur significant extra costs and take a long time, at least a month.
pracsys
Industry association · Spain
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pracsys filed 2 positions on 30 Sept 2025, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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The red tape involved in setting up a SL in Spain is very costly and prevents the creation of a fast start-up. The minimum share capital is 3000. Moreover, every time I set up a company, the notarial and registration formalities (to verify that the name to be given to the company is not in use) have a significant overcharge and take a long time, at least one month.
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