Starting a business in a coworking space is an increasingly popular option for freelancers, startups, and small businesses. These environments offer flexibility, cost savings, and opportunities to create synergies with other entrepreneurs. However, it's also important to be aware of the legal risks that may arise when starting a business.
Starting or managing a small business involves constant decisions, many of which have legal, tax, or accounting implications. Going it alone can be risky, especially if you don't have a trusted team to support you. At ILCOWORKING & LEGAL SERVICES, we offer much more than just a position.
In a world that is advancing at an unstoppable pace, business innovation has become an urgent need for organizations that want to remain competitive and relevant. It is no longer just about generating new ideas or products, but about transforming business models, processes and, in some cases,
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS Which sectors are responsible for the increase in productivity in Spain? Productivity per hour worked has recovered the growth experienced in the period 2014-2018, as a recent report from BBVA Research reminds us. After a worrying stagnation during the two years prior to the pandemic, this indicator
New challenges in 2025 Let's celebrate together the bright future that awaits us Between now and 2030, the geography of the labour market will change to the point that 30% of the offices in our country will be through coworking facilities, as predicted by a recent study. This
Before launching into business, it is essential to know the different legal options available in order to choose the one that best suits your needs. This decision can make the difference between starting a successful business or not obtaining the expected results. As an entrepreneur, you can choose to register as a self-employed person
