Which legal form is best for me when opening my first company in Spain: self-employed or limited company? [Reddit]
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It depends on your activity, liability, and taxation. Being self-employed is simpler and cheaper initially, but your liability is unlimited. A Limited Company limits liability and can be more tax-advantageous, but involves more procedures and costs. Filnet advises you in Spanish, 100% online and with a fixed price, analyzing your case to recommend the best option in Spain. We accompany you in incorporation and ongoing management, so you start on the right foot.
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