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SUMMARY

Tailor-made solutions for SMEs, entrepreneurs, and startups

Coworking and private offices in the center of Madrid

Dynamic and flexible space

We offer flexible rates and formats that adapt to different work models and each situation, organization or need.

We are open from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Our spaces:

  • Meeting and event rooms
  • Fixed and flexible positions
  • Private offices
  • Common areas

Contact:

  • Telephone: +34 900 264 918
  • Email: info@ilcoworking.es
  • Address: Glorieta de Bilbao 1, 3rd floor, right, 28004 Madrid
  • Web: ilcoworking.es

BUSINESS TALENT

The global leadership of Spanish executives is consolidating as a strategic asset for the country.

The Spain Connection Foundation This January, the results of the first report were presented. Observatory of the Value of Spanish Managers in the World, a pioneering institutional intelligence tool that measures the global impact of Spanish managerial and professional leadership.

The report confirms that the Spanish executives, professionals, officials, entrepreneurs and global creators They are a structural asset that contributes to Spain's economic, reputational and social progress abroad.

Global Value Index: 6.12 out of 10

In this sense, the Global Value Index (VI), a reference developed by the Foundation as a synthetic indicator of international projection, reaches the 6.12 out of 10, which places Spanish leadership in the range of «"positive influence"» in international markets.

During the presentation of this report, it was noted that the value of the executive from Spain Today, it is a prime example of efficiency, opening doors in the most complex markets on the planet. Therefore, we could say that we are facing a consolidated reality of global success.

Study Methodology

The Observatory has analyzed over 5,000 mentions in international media about 900 Spanish executives in 30 countries. The model is structured around six key dimensions:

  1. Impact
  2. Talent
  3. Competitiveness
  4. Respectability
  5. Commitment
  6. Worth

The first three show the greatest activation in 2025, revealing the transformative capacity of Spanish leadership and its leading role in strategic sectors such as infrastructure, energy, sustainability or digitalization.

Geographic positioning

In geographical terms, the study highlights Spanish leadership in:

North America and Europe: The Spanish executive demonstrates high competitiveness, associating his management with technology, innovation and maximum value intensity in the business elite.

Latin America: It consolidates its position as preferred partner, generating the highest positivity rate in the study and strengthening the bond through a decisive contribution to shared development.

Asia-Pacific and the Middle East: Its presence brings specific recognition to the Spanish technical efficiency in large infrastructure and energy projects, demonstrating a successful ability to adapt to each market.

Spanish managerial talent: 98% positivity

The Observatory has verified that the Spanish managerial talent It is a reality that protects the «"Country-Value"» of Spain in the world. In its first report, it highlights that the Talent dimension registers a 98% positivity, This confirms that the track record and competence of the Spanish manager are unquestionable assets of prestige that protect and enhance the value of Spain.

Thus, the Spanish executive is recognized today as a transforming agent, achieving top ratings in cutting-edge attributes such as "Leadership in emerging sectors" and "Transformative Capabilities".

Commitment and ethical leadership

The Report highlights the outstanding commitment of these managers, who exercise a ethical leadership in a personal and visible way. This is, in fact, the dimension in which they show the greatest individual protagonism (51%), actively integrating environmental responsibility, social causes and good governance practices.

Summary of the 2025 Report

In summary, the Observatory's 2025 Report shows:

  • High recognition of Spanish managerial talent for its impact and competitiveness
  • His commitment, respectability, and operational value They consolidate an ethical, reliable, and effective profile
  • Geographically, managers are perceived as:
    • Strategic partners in Latin America
    • Technical references in Europe and North America
    • Effective managers of major projects in Asia and the Middle East

Individual leadership enhances country value

The Spain Connection Foundation has verified with the Observatory that Individual prominence enhances country valueVisibility and leadership with a personal brand act as reputation multipliers, raising positive ratings to the 85% when the manager assumes a leading role.

Personalizing management allows for a more effective connection with stakeholders, consolidating trust and adherence to the Management Value and, by extension, to Spain.

 

MANAGEMENT

Keys to calculating a company's profitability

The RAE explains that because profitable It refers to anything that produces sufficient or remunerative income. In the business world, profitability is basically described as the a company's ability to make profits after having made a prior investment.

Profitability vs. Earnings

Profitability should not be confused with profit. Just as a company's profit is determined by its income and expenses, resulting in an absolute number, the Profitability studies these earnings taking the size of the company as a reference.

Taking these brief preliminary considerations into account, it can be said that calculating the profitability of a company, or of certain parameters of a company, is possible thanks to the analysis of certain ratios.

Financial formulas, almost all with a numerator and denominator, that illustrate an index that assesses the performance of a specific area of society.

Importance of calculating profitability

What seems clear is that to effectively manage a company, it is necessary to... It is essential to know how to calculate real profitability. of a company. Following best practices and analyzing results regularly are just some recommendations for achieving success.

In this sense, the Francisco de Vitoria University has published a brief reminder guide on how to measure profitability and what issues should be taken into account, the key being the main valid indicators that help to measure and quantify profitability: the ROI, he ROE and the ROA.

ROI (return on investment)

When we talk about profitability, we cannot forget the ROI. This metric, expressed as a percentage, is very useful for determining whether, after a specific investment, for example, when launching an advertising campaign, profits have been obtained.

This metric is calculated by subtracting investment from revenue and dividing the result by the investment itself. Then, it is multiplied by 100 to obtain a percentage.

ROI = (total revenue – investment) / investment x 100

Practical example: If a company has invested €25,000 in advertising, and after twelve months it is estimated to have earned €30,000, then we can confirm that the company's ROI has been... 20% ((30,000-25,000/25,000) x100).

ROE (return on equity)

He ROE It indicates the profitability of a company or project in relation to the previous investment made by the shareholders:

ROE = (Net profit / equity) x 100

Practical example: If a company has obtained €30,000 in net profit and has a capital of €15,000, after performing the corresponding calculations we can determine that its profitability has been 200%.

ROA (return on assets)

The third indicator is the ROA or Return On Assets. It measures a company's profitability by taking into account net earnings and total assets employed:

ROA = (net profit/total assets) x 100

In this case, if the result is above the 5% It is considered that there is profitability.

Practical example: If a business with €200,000 in assets has earned a net profit of €40,000, its ROA will be 20%. Therefore, it is profitable.

Conclusion

Ultimately, knowing what the A company's profitability is essential if you want to manage any business correctly.

This is the only way to adapt the company's financial strategy to achieve its established goals. For example, launching a new product would be pointless if we couldn't then identify the percentage of capital lost or recovered.

This is relevant information not only for the company, but especially for the investors, whose objective is precisely to obtain the maximum return on its capital.

 

DATA PROTECTION

In 2025, the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) received more than 2,700 notifications of personal data breaches.

The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) has received 2,765 notifications of personal data breaches in 2025, This figure highlights the high number of cyber incidents and other cases where a breach can pose a risk to people's rights and freedoms.

Of the notifications received:

  • 80% This belongs to the private sector.
  • 20% This belongs to the public sector

Legal framework: Article 33 of the GDPR

Article 33 of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) It establishes the obligation to notify the competent supervisory authority of personal data breaches when these are likely to pose a risk to the affected persons.

This obligation is part of the proactive responsibility The data controller is responsible for notifying the data, and doing so does not necessarily imply the opening of an administrative procedure. In fact, providing timely and proper notification demonstrates the organization's diligence, while failure to comply with this obligation is classified as an infringement.

Analysis of reported gaps

Of the 2,765 reported personal data breaches only Eleven have been transferred for further investigation, as these are high severity breaches in which there have been indications of a lack of diligence on the part of the organization in responding to the breach or in the previous measures.

Types of more serious gaps

The gaps that have affected the largest number of people are those related to:

  • Ransomware-type incidents
  • Information systems intrusions resulting in the exfiltration of large volumes of personal data

The usual entry point in these large personal data breaches is access to Corporate VPNs or web applications through compromised credentials of users, being the second authentication factor the most effective measure to prevent it.

Other causes of gaps

However, not all personal data breaches are caused by cyber incidents. Other common breaches have been related to:

  • Sending personal data to incorrect recipients
  • Displaying personal data by mistake

Importance of communicating with affected people

Notifying the Agency of the personal data breach is as important as inform the affected people about it. This communication, especially in high-risk cases, is key so that affected individuals can assess the risk according to their particular circumstances and take the actions they deem appropriate.

Communication is a key element in determining the responsible party's diligent response, and their refusal to communicate Informing the affected individuals is a priority factor in referring a personal data breach to the Agency's inspection services.

Recommendations from the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD)

The Agency emphasizes the importance of implementing data protection measures before of a personal data breach occurring:

  • Data minimization
  • Early deletion or anonymization
  • Blockade
  • Segmentation
  • Etc.

In addition to being prepared to manage it if it were to materialize.

What obligations do small and medium-sized enterprises have?

Companies must implement technical and organizational measures to comply with data protection, including:

  • Encryption
  • Strict access control
  • Backups
  • Employee training
  • Regular audits
  • Signing contracts with suppliers
  • In this case, the appointment of a data protection officer

All of this is aimed at preventing security breaches and potential sanctions.

Key aspects to consider:

  1. Make a audit of personal data what the company deals with
  2. Get the consent of people
  3. Adopt the necessary measures to guarantee data protection
  4. Notify the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) of any incident that occurs in Spain
  5. Train the staff in the subject
  6. To appoint a data controller from the data
  7. Inform those concerned about your rights

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Business creation reached its highest level since 2006, with 10,871 new companies.

According to the information published by the National Institute of Statistics On January 14th, the number of companies being established in our country continued to grow, a situation that proves that the market and business fabric of Spain is currently very dynamic.

Data from November 2025

In this sense, in November (latest data available) were created 10,871 commercial companies, a 9% plus than in the same month of 2024.

This is about his best figure for that month in 19 years, since 2006.

Economic data

According to the INE:

  • He subscribed capital For its establishment, it registered an annual increase of 3,3%
  • He average subscribed capital (47,326 euros) decreased by 5,2%

Capital increases

On the other hand, they increased their capital 2,469 companies, a 1.9% plus that in November 2024. The capital subscribed in the increases decreased by 3,2%.

Solutions

The number of dissolved commercial companies increased 6,4% at an annual rate. 85,5% Most of them did it voluntarily.

Distribution by economic activity

Companies created: By main economic activity, the 19,6% Of the commercial companies created in November, the following corresponded to Real estate, finance and insurance and the 16% to the Construction.

Dissolved companies: Regarding dissolved companies, the 22,1% belonged to Trade and the 14,7% to the Construction.

Subscribed capital

The category with the highest subscribed capital of newly created commercial companies, based on their economic activity, was Real estate, finance and insurance, with 364.06 million euros.

For their part, Administrative activities and support services presented the smaller capital, with 3.80 million.

Distribution by autonomous communities

Largest annual increases:

  • Estremadura (39,4%)
  • Chartered Community of Navarre (35,6%)
  • Aragon (25,3%)

They reported the largest annual increases in the number of new business entities created in November.

Sharper declines: For their part:

  • Principality of Asturias (-9,8%)
  • Region of Murcia (-2,9%)
  • Community of Madrid (-2,8%)

They recorded the steepest declines.

 

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CURRENT TAX

The Tax Agency publishes all the information returns that must be filed in 2026

Coinciding with the official start of the 2025 tax return campaign, The Tax Agency has gathered all the information that self-employed individuals and SMEs need to comply with their tax obligations on a single website.

From the past January 2, Taxpayers can consult this space for deadlines, filing methods, available aid and all the latest news about the campaign.

Filing of declarations

These information returns can be submitted as early as January 1st And, through this page, the Tax Office also reminds taxpayers which forms are mandatory and what information must be communicated in each one.

It is a key information for business and professional activity, since a large part of these models serve to allow the Tax Agency to cross-reference income, expenses and economic operations with income, VAT and, since the reform of the contribution system, also with Social Security.

Content of the information page

This information page on the Tax Agency's website includes:

  • Amendment order from several informational statements
  • Amendment order of models 190, 270 and 347
  • All the latest news and remindersPDF files summarizing all the new features of the current information return campaign
  • Campaign updates by modelThe models that have undergone modifications for this campaign are detailed.
  • Information notesBrief explanatory information regarding the submission of certain information returns
  • Relevant issues (Types and ways to submit and modify): Information on information returns, their design, methods of submission and how to modify them after submission
  • Submission deadlinesInformation on the deadlines for submitting all information returns for the 2025 campaign

Knowing what models exist and what data they include will help you avoid future mistakes, anticipate potential requirements, and keep your tax affairs in order.

ATA files complaint against the Spanish Government with the European Commission for not exempting the self-employed from VAT

The National Federation of Associations of Business Owners and Self-Employed Workers (ATA) has filed a complaint against the Government of Spain with the European Commission for the failure to transpose and implement the directive on the common system of value added tax with regard to special VAT exemption scheme for freelancers and small businesses.

ATA Declarations

«"We demand the implementation in Spain of a real scheme of VAT simplification/exemption "For small businesses, aligned with the EU, that reduces administrative burdens and facilitates compliance," the ATA president stated.

«"This non-compliance has a huge effect on business activities and reduces our competitiveness," he stressed.

European legal framework

The Directive 2006/112/EC which establishes a common VAT system was amended by the Directive (EU) 2020/285 in its articles 281 to 292 to modernize and harmonize the special exemption regime for small businesses, with the aim of simplifying their tax obligations and reducing the administrative burden.

This reform allows member states to establish a annual turnover threshold of up to €85,000, below which the self-employed and SMEs would be exempt from charging, settling and declaring VAT.

What is franchised VAT?

He VAT franchisee, This, which is the name given to the possibility of not passing on that VAT to those self-employed individuals who invoice less than 85,000 euros per year, would simplify the procedures and could even make the services of the self-employed cheaper and more competitive.

Under this system, for self-employed individuals who invoice less than €85,000 per year, it would only be mandatory to submit the Personal Income Tax and the annual information returns.

Potential beneficiaries

ATA estimates that in Spain approximately 770,000 self-employed workers They could qualify for the franchised VAT system and it is estimated that, if they could access this system, they would benefit from a estimated annual savings of more than 500 million euros.

TODAY COMMERCIAL

Businesses and citizens can now consult data from their notarial documents online in a personalized and secure manner.

He Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts, with the collaboration of General Council of Notaries, has incorporated this new service into the Justice Folder, the digital access portal to Justice.

Features of the new service

Through this new feature, users can learn, among other things:

  • He type of legal act or transaction (marriage, sale, will, power of attorney, etc.)
  • He concept in which they intervene (buyer, seller, grantor of a power of attorney, etc.)
  • He name of the notary
  • He document number
  • The date
  • Etc.

Complementary services

Consulting notarial information in the Justice Folder is complementary to the services of the Electronic Notarial Office, which can be accessed directly from the platform itself to request authorized or simple copies of notarial documents, in accordance with current regulations and with all the guarantees of legal security inherent to the notarial system.

With the agreement between the Ministry and the Notary Association, the Justice Folder It is consolidating itself as the great digital portal for access to Justice, progressively integrating information from the various legal operators.

What is Justice Folder?

Justice Folder It is the digital platform created by the Ministry to provide citizens with unique, personalized and secure access to information and services of the Administration of Justice.

Allows:

  • Request an appointment at civil registries and judicial bodies
  • View resolutions
  • Check the status of court files
  • Download certifications
  • Etc.

In short, it allows citizens, businesses, and legal professionals to access judicial procedures and services during the 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Extension of the accounting moratorium for "COVID" losses«

Because of the losses incurred by many companies during the Covid period 2020-2021, caused by the legal measures to try to contain the spread of the coronavirus (mainly the confinement of the population), various have been approved over these years accounting moratoriums of said losses.

What does the moratorium entail?

This measure meant that, for the sole purposes of the cause of dissolution due to losses provided for in the Capital Companies Law, would not be counted temporarily, thereby giving companies time to recover their equity balance.

New extension until 2026

Well, the Royal Decree-Law 16/2025 (BOE 24.12.25) extends the moratorium by one year, so that, until the closing of the fiscal year 2026 The accumulated losses from 2020 and 2021 will not be taken into account when determining whether the company incurs a cause for dissolution due to serious losses.

Therefore, until the end of the 2026 financial year, in a scenario of serious losses, the directors will not be subject to the duty to convene the meeting within two months so that it can take the appropriate measures and thus avoid incurring liability for debts provided for in the Capital Companies Law.

Sixth extension

In short, because sixth time, The accounting moratorium on these losses is extended until the close of the fiscal year beginning in 2026, which in most cases (companies whose fiscal year coincides with the calendar year: from January 1 to December 31) will mean that until the December 31, 2026 There will be no obligation to include them for the purposes of the aforementioned cause of dissolution.

We remind you that they incur in personal responsibility for social debts administrators who do not promote the dissolution of the company, even when there is cause to do so.

Important: Scope of the moratorium

The moratorium only affects losses from 2020 and 2021, and not subsequent years.

For this reason, if the results of the financial year 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 or 2026 show losses that reduce the net worth to less than half of the share capital, the directors must convene a general meeting within two months from the end of the financial year to proceed with the dissolution of the company, unless the capital is increased or reduced sufficiently.

All of this is without prejudice to the obligations of the directors in the event of current insolvency: duty to initiate the competition or pre-competition within the following two months.

CURRENTLY WORKING

The Ministry of Labor proposes a 3.11% increase in the minimum wage, to 1,221 euros gross per month, exempt from income tax.

He Ministry of Labor has proposed to employers and unions an increase in 3,1% of the minimum interprofessional wage (SMI) in 2026, which would not be subject to income tax (IRPF).

Figures from the proposal

This represents an increase in 37 euros per month, up to the 1,221 euros gross per month or 17,094 euros annually in 14 payments.

He Committee of Experts that advises the Government recommended an increase in the minimum wage of 3,1%, if it were exempt from personal income tax, and from 4,7%, If it were taxed. Thus, the Government has opted for the first of these two alternatives.

CEOE Position

For its part, the CEOE Last December, he proposed an increase in 1,5% even the 16,824 euros gross per year, this is, 1,202 euros gross in 14 monthly installments and that he pay income tax (IRPF).

He then argued that the minimum wage has already exceeded the 60% of the average net salary of the country, an indicator used by the Ministry of Labor and recommended by the European Social Charter, although it used a different calculation than the Government.

Business concerns

Furthermore, the CEOE He also expressed concern about the impact that the increase in the minimum wage could have on companies that provide services to the public administration.

The employers' association believes that if it is not legally permitted to pass on wage increases to the prices of public contracts, many companies could face economic difficulties that affect job stability and the quality of services.

New proposal from the Ministry

With the aim of bringing positions closer with employers, the third meeting between the Government and social partners to negotiate the increase in the minimum wage in 2026, held last January 26, It concluded with a new proposal from the Ministry of Labor.

In this sense, the creation of a tax incentive in Corporate Income Tax For companies affected by the increase in the minimum wage, in exchange for maintaining the workforce and raising salaries above this threshold, according to sources involved in the negotiations.

Timeline of the negotiation

Yolanda Díaz It had planned to conclude these talks on January 15, although it decided to give itself a few days to explore with the Ministry of Finance the legal formulas that would allow the review of contracts signed by public administrations with private sector companies to adapt them to the increase in the lowest salary.

An email is not the appropriate way to comply with the legal obligation of a prior hearing in the event of dismissal.

A disciplinary dismissal It requires strict compliance with legal procedures to guarantee fairness and the protection of workers' rights.

In this context, the prior hearing It stands as a fundamental mechanism to preserve the employee's right to defense and ensure transparency in the process.

Importance of the preliminary hearing

The preliminary hearing gives the worker the opportunity to:

  • To know the facts with which he is charged
  • Submit your arguments before the company makes the final decision to dismiss you for disciplinary reasons.

He Supreme Court has reinforced the mandatory nature of this procedure, harmonizing Spanish legislation with the standards established by the International Labour Organization (ILO).

Recommended procedure

Although the legislation does not impose a specific format for conducting the preliminary hearing, it is recommended to follow a orderly procedure that ensures adequate information, participation, and documentation of the process.

Judgment of the Court of Justice of the Basque Country

Well, a recent ruling by Court of Justice of the Basque Country, indicates that the mere sending of an email to a worker's personal account requesting explanations about her absences from work It is not enough. to understand that the requirement of a hearing prior to dismissal has been fulfilled.

Although no specific formality is contemplated, the judgment now issued indicates that the preliminary hearing procedure is a receptive act, Therefore, the company must ensure that the worker is aware of the possibility of exercising their right to defense and making allegations.

Judgment criteria

In this sense, the simple sending of a particular email, whose effective reception and reading is not recorded, is insufficient to consider said procedure fulfilled.

Even assuming that receipt of the email had been proven, it would still not be possible to reliably state that the actor had read said email, especially considering that the email was sent to a personal account from the plaintiff, not to a corporate or business email, so it is possible that said email went unnoticed among the worker's multiple personal emails.

NEWS

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We invite you to get to know our blog, which you can access through our website and the various social media platforms we offer, where you can learn about the latest trends in:

  • Optimizing teleworking
  • Strategies for successful entrepreneurship
  • How to optimize networking activities to grow your business
  • Among many other issues

Our intention is to provide you with a practical tool that makes your day-to-day life easier in your process of creating and managing new projects or businesses, transforming ideas into products and services, or giving you guidance in the process of creating companies that respond to your professional objectives and goals.

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In the modern era, where technology has erased the traditional boundaries of the workplace, a crucial question arises: Is it more productive to work from home or from an office?

This question is especially relevant for the coworking spaces that seek to attract customers by providing an optimal environment for professional performance.

Advantages of working in an office or coworking space

Working in an office or a coworking space has its own benefits. These spaces are designed specifically to foster productivity.

Modern coworking spaces have evolved to offer the best of both worlds. They offer the flexibility and comfort of a home, along with the structural and collaborative advantages of a traditional office.

Many coworking spaces are equipped with:

  • State-of-the-art technology
  • Meeting spaces
  • Rest areas

Everything designed for maximize productivity and comfort.