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What is VeriFactu and How Will It Affect Your Workflow in Quipu?

VeriFactu is a new system launched by the Spanish Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria) to fight tax fraud and promote digitalization and automation in business taxation. If you use any software to issue invoices, this new regulation directly impacts you.

New Rules for Short-Term Rentals in Spain – Unique Registration Number (2025 Update)

If you rent out a property in Spain for short stays – even occasionally – there’s a new rule you should be aware of starting July 1, 2025.

Obligation for Agents to Register Vacation Rentals Under Their Name in Andalusia

In Andalusia, current tourism regulations require that agents, companies, or intermediaries managing vacation rentals must register the property in the Andalusian Tourism Registry (RTA) under their own name if they are directly responsible for marketing or managing the rental. This ensures that the responsible party is clearly identifiable and complies with the legal obligations associated with the

How to Obtain a Vacation Rental License in Andalucia

If you’re planning to rent out your property in Málaga for short-term vacation purposes, obtaining a Vacation Rental Occupancy License is a legal requirement. This license ensures your property meets the habitability and legal standards set by Andalusian regulations.

What Property Managers Need to Know About the New Guest Registration Law in Spain

Starting December 2, 2024, Spain’s Real Decreto 933/2021 imposes new obligations on businesses and individuals managing tourist accommodations or vehicle rentals. This update aims to enhance public safety by creating a centralized registry for guest and rental data. As a property manager overseeing short-term rentals, here’s what you need to know to stay compliant.

Formalities and Obligations of Autónomo During the First Year (and How to Extend Tarifa Plana)

Starting as an autónomo (self-employed worker) in Spain can feel overwhelming, but understanding the formalities and obligations for your first year can set you up for success—and even help you benefit from an additional year of the tarifa plana reduced social security contributions. Here’s what you need to know: