Your space to grow and undertake: A creative environment in the heart of Madrid. After the weeks of disconnection that many of us have enjoyed during the summer, we have now returned to our daily routine with maximum motivation. The month of September has meant restarting relationships and challenges.
Introduction Madrid has established itself as one of the epicenters of entrepreneurship in Spain, hosting thousands of startups, innovative projects, and independent professionals looking for spaces to bring their ideas to life. In this dynamic context, entrepreneurial coworking spaces in Madrid have emerged as the perfect solution for those in need of an environment.
A renovated and expanded environment We offer you new spaces where you can continue growing professionally. On August 9, 2005, 20 years ago, a software programmer from San Francisco created a concept that changed workspaces forever: the first coworking office. Several professionals
Mandatory electronic invoicing is now a reality in Spain. Starting in 2025 and 2026, both self-employed individuals and SMEs will have to adapt to the new regulations requiring them to issue electronic invoices using software certified by the Treasury. This change is part of the Create and Grow Law and the Anti-Fraud Law.
Introduction In an increasingly competitive business environment, productivity is measured not only by what you do, but also by what you delegate. For entrepreneurs, coworking freelancers, and digital nomads, every minute counts. In this article, you'll discover how to incorporate a mail management service and
Hiring your first employee is an important milestone for any SME or self-employed person. But beyond the emotional aspect, it's essential to comply with all legal, tax, and commercial requirements to avoid penalties and get off to a good start. This article offers a step-by-step legal checklist to help you.
We offer a friendly and professional work environment. The latest statistics indicate that by 2030, coworking will account for 30% of the Spanish office market. The popularity of these spaces can already be seen in Madrid, where it currently accounts for 10% of all office spaces.
Working as a freelancer from a coworking space has many advantages: flexibility, networking, cost savings... But there's one thing that never goes away, no matter how modern your environment is: taxation. Sooner or later, that moment comes when, between projects, invoices, and quotes, you ask yourself: "Who can help me with all of this?"
If you're self-employed or run a small business, you know that every minute counts. Between acquiring clients, managing projects, and meeting deadlines, accounting and tax matters become a delicate area that many freelancers prefer not to tread too deeply. However, keeping your accounts up to date isn't always a challenge.
More and more freelancers are choosing to set up in coworking spaces, as these spaces offer flexibility, cost savings, and access to a network of contacts. However, before starting your professional activity, it's essential that you understand all the legal and tax requirements involved in working from a coworking space.
