Set up your Sociedad Limitada in Spain
A company with its own legal personality and limited liability. We handle the whole incorporation, from reserving the name to your NIF, so you can focus on the business.
Quick to start
We get your incorporation moving in a couple of days, not weeks.
One clear price
€449 + IVA for the full service. Notary and registry fees apart, with no surprises.
We handle it all
Name reservation, notarial deed, tax registration and your NIF, all done for you.
Reduced corporate tax
New companies pay just 15% corporate tax (Impuesto de Sociedades) in their first profitable years.
How it works
Four steps to your own Sociedad Limitada. We guide you through every one.
Choose your company name
Give us up to five names in order of preference. We reserve the first one available at the Registro Mercantil.
Capital and bylaws
Deposit the €3.000,00 minimum share capital. We draft the standard bylaws (estatutos tipo) for a single-shareholder company.
Sign before the notary
We book the notary appointment and prepare the deed of incorporation, ready for you to sign.
Get your NIF and start
We file the Modelo 036, get your provisional NIF and register you as administrator. Your SL is ready to invoice.
What's included
Everything to get your Sociedad Limitada up and running, handled by people who know Spanish bureaucracy inside out.
Common questions
Everything you need to know about setting up an SL with Facturaz.
An SL is a Spanish company with its own legal personality and limited liability. Shareholders are only liable for the capital they contribute, so your personal assets stay protected.
We get your file moving within 2-4 days. The full incorporation also depends on the notary appointment and the Registro Mercantil, which usually takes a couple of weeks.
The minimum share capital is €3.000,00, deposited in the company bank account. After incorporation you can use it for business expenses.
That is why we ask for up to five names in order of preference. The Registro Mercantil reserves the first one available; if all are taken you simply pick a new one.
No. As a single-shareholder administrator you are not required to draw a salary. You can take your income as dividends or a salary later. It is your choice.
As an administrator who owns more than 25% of the company you register under RETA (autónomo societario). We handle that registration as part of the service.
If you invoice a business in another EU country with a valid VAT number, you can issue the invoice without Spanish IVA once you are registered in the ROI. We can set that up for you.
Your company, set up the easy way
Join others who chose the simple path to a Sociedad Limitada. We handle the bureaucracy, you run the business.