Branch Office
• While establishing a branch office in Spain firstly, the parent company must get registered and should draft a resolution to set up a branch office in Spain. This resolution must be upheld by the board. Once passed, then, at that point, the resolution would be built up in the general meeting.
• Establishing a branch office in Spain is one of the plans formulated in the general meeting held. After this the procedure of setting up the branch office in Spain would be initiated.
• After the resolution is carried forward by the central office, then, at that point, submission of the documents alongside the application must be made. Notarisation and registration of the documents must be done in the official commercial registry.
• At last, the publication in the official gazette of the commercial registry regarding registration should requirement should be made.
Limited Liability Company
• The company registration procedure so as to register a branch office in Spain is not quite the same as the limited liability company.
• Above all else, the candidate for company registration in Spain would need to apply and seek permission from name registry for getting the company name registered. The name registry would inspect that every requisite is considered so as to reserve the company name. The company name should be distinctive and not taken by some other sort of company.
• After this the candidate would need to have a corporate bank account so that the minimum capital can be deposited in the bank account.
• When the above steps are met, the incorporation deed and bye laws should be drafted.
• Once done, all the documents along with incorporation deed, bye laws will be submitted to the registry so as to complete the incorporation procedure
Joint Stock Company
• The candidate for company registration in Spain would need to apply and seek permission from name registry for getting the company name registered. The name registry would inspect that every requisite is considered so as to reserve the company name. The company name should be distinctive and not taken by some other sort of company.
• After this the candidate would need to have a corporate bank account so that the minimum capital can be deposited in the bank account.
• When the above steps are met, the incorporation deed and bye laws should be drafted.
• Once done, all the documents along with incorporation deed, bye laws will be submitted to the registry so as to complete the incorporation procedure.
• Securities can be issued to the public by this company. This procedure is officially known as an IPO.