• Choosing a company name and ensuring it is available for use
• Drafting the company's bylaws and articles of incorporation
• Appointing directors and shareholders
• Depositing the minimum share capital in a bank account
• Filing the necessary paperwork with the Commercial Register
• Obtaining any necessary licenses or permits
• Registering for taxes and social security

• Spain offers a favorable tax environment for companies and individuals, with corporate tax rate of 25%
• Spain has a modern and flexible legal framework for companies.
• Spain offers a skilled workforce and a strong economy.

• A minimum of one director is required for a Spain company.
• The minimum share capital required for a Spain company is usually €60,000

• Spain companies are required to file annual financial statements with the Commercial Register.
• Spain companies are required to hold an annual general meeting and to keep accurate records of their meetings and resolutions.
• Spain companies are required to appoint a legal representative and maintain a registered office in Spain.

Please note that regulations and laws are subject to change and you should consult with a professional service provider or the Commercial Register for the most up-to-date information.