7 Key Signs: Managing a business involves much more than selling products or providing services. You also need to keep your accounts up to date, comply with tax obligations, control expenses, and make financial decisions that allow you to grow safely. However, many freelancers and companies attempt to manage all these tasks on their own
Everything You Need to Know to Avoid Mistakes The 2025 Income Tax Return campaign is now underway, and as every year, it brings doubts, last-minute rushes, and, in many cases, mistakes that can be costly. In this article, we clearly and practically explain everything you need to consider to file your tax return correctly and
When we talk about indirect taxes in Spain, the most common reference is IVA (Value Added Tax). However, in the Canary Islands, there is a different tax that serves a similar purpose: IGIC (Canary Islands General Indirect Tax). Although both tax consumption, they present important differences that are worth knowing, especially if you run a
Which legal structure suits your business best? Choosing between registering as a self-employed individual or setting up a company is one of the most important decisions when starting a business. This choice directly affects your taxes, legal responsibilities, costs, and growth potential. In this article, we analyze the key differences between being self-employed and forming
Keeping accurate accounting is one of the keys to the success of any business. However, many self-employed professionals and SMEs make accounting mistakes that can lead to penalties, financial losses, and poor decision-making. In this article, we explain the most common accounting errors, their consequences, and—most importantly—how to avoid them easily. 📌 Why is good
Tax Calendar 2026: Key Dates The year 2026 brings a series of important dates for self-employed individuals, businesses, and taxpayers in general. Knowing when to file taxes and the applicable deadlines is essential to avoid surcharges, penalties, or issues with the Tax Agency (AEAT) and/or the Canary Islands Tax Agency (ATC). Below is a clear