Published every Tuesday

What changed in Spain this week.

Tax, immigration, company law and EU regulation, for people running a Spanish company from somewhere else. Every item says who it touches and what to do about it, and links to the source so you can check us. Items that need nothing from you are marked as such, because most of them do not.

Latest issue16 to 22 September 2026
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Immigration law reopened, and the Supreme Court took a bite out of the regulation.
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Three issues to date. Older material lives in the guides, which are maintained rather than dated.

What we cover

Five beats, and nothing else.

We are not a news service. We track the areas where a decision in Madrid or Brussels changes what a foreign-owned Spanish company has to do, and we ignore everything else however interesting it is.

01
TaxFiling obligations, rates, and the implementing orders that change forms and deadlines.
02
ImmigrationPermits, the regulation and its case law, and anything affecting hiring non-EU staff.
03
AI and techThe AI Act timetable, transparency duties, and EU representation requirements.
04
Company and market accessRegistry practice, licensing, product liability and the rules on placing things on the EU market.
05
FinancingPublic lending and grant programmes that a foreign-owned Spanish company can actually access.
How to read the markings. Every item carries one of three labels. Act now means something is already running or a window closes soon. Diarise means a fixed future date you should own. No action means we included it as context and you can stop reading. In a typical issue most items are the third kind, and saying so is the point.

Most weeks, nothing here needs you. The exceptions are why it exists.

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