At Resitax, we provide business law advisory to companies, SMEs, startups, and professionals throughout all stages of the business lifecycle. From company formation and restructuring to shareholder agreements and legal defense before public authorities.
Our business lawyers in Mallorca are specialists in high-level transactions, company formation, and personalized legal representation.
We also advise on the Second Chance Law, company dissolution, insolvency procedures, and shareholder conflicts. We protect your interests through a balanced approach of legal prudence and business strategy.
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We support you legally in your company’s key decisions. Our team provides expert guidance on bylaws, partnerships, capital increases, mergers, and more.
From incorporation to dissolution, we offer legal advice so you can make confident decisions, avoid conflicts, and resolve any corporate situation.
We support companies, freelancers, and entrepreneurs in Mallorca through every stage of the business cycle – from incorporation to legal defense in case of disputes.
Registrations, deregistrations, contracts, contributions, and tax obligations based on your activity.
From hiring employees to resolving labour conflicts and managing dismissals.
Legal advice on dismissals, settlements, sick leave, pensions and more – clear and reliable.
We assess your case free of charge and with no obligation.
We assist you in Spanish, English, or German.
Professionals with proven experience in business law.
We resolve your questions via video call, email, or WhatsApp.
Bylaws drafting, corporate procedures, commercial contracts, shareholder meeting representation, and more.
✓ Trato cercano y profesional ✓ Expertos en legislación mercantil ✓ Atención en español, inglés y alemán
Clear your doubts before hiring a business law expert. These are the most common questions from freelancers, companies, and international professionals needing legal and administrative support to set up their business in Spain.
The most common types are the Limited Liability Company (SL) and the Public Limited Company (SA), although other options like partnerships or cooperatives also exist.
Bylaws, ID or NIE of the partners, company name certificate, capital contributions, and notarial deed.
Yes, but it usually requires notarial procedures and partner approval, as stated in the company bylaws.
When an individual, entrepreneur, or freelancer cannot pay their debts and meets the legal requirements.
Yes, we offer mediation, preventive advice, and legal defense in case of disputes.
It’s a change to the company bylaws. It’s required when changing the business address, corporate purpose, share capital, or management structure.
