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.
More and more entrepreneurs and freelancers in Spain are using cryptocurrencies to charge for their services, pay suppliers, or invest. However, along with the opportunities offered by crypto assets, new and strict tax obligations have arrived that are essential to know to avoid penalties from the Treasury. At Ilcoworking, we want you to have
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?"
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.
Tax, accounting, and labor management aren't exactly the most attractive aspects of starting a business. However, they are one of the pillars on which any business rests, whether it's a one-person project for a freelancer, a small business just starting to grow, or a startup seeking funding.
As we approach 2024, the coworking model continues to evolve, adapting to the new demands and expectations of professionals and companies. This article explores five key trends that are setting the course for coworking and how these transformations are shaping the future of work. Community and Social Connections Community building
