In order to legally constitute a company in Spain it is necessary for a company address.  This address and be changed and the established and accepted method
under Spanish Company Law to legally change the address is as follows:-

1. the administration of the company must issue a certificate stating that all the shareholders of the company accept the change of address.

2. with this certificate it is necessary to go to a Notary, chosen by the company, and they will issue a document stating that the company accepted to change
    the address.

3. before the document is inscribed and accepted by Company House, it has to be stamped and accepted by the Regional Government Taqx Office or Junta de Andalucia. There is no tax to be paid just the legal obligation for it to be presented to the Junta de Analucia.

4. this document must then be inscribed at the Company House, where the company was originally inscribed and registered.  Company House must study and accept the legalities of this document which will only be legally binding once it has been registered and any third party obtaining a simple note from this office will see that the company are registered as operating their business from that address.

Taxes on the change of domicile of a company

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