Annual Accounts
Download the Annual Accounts of Spanish Companies
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What information do the Annual Accounts contain?
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Balance Find out the financial situation and assets of the company.
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Income statement Information about the financial year's result.
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Report Here you will find detailed information about the company's activity during a financial year.
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Audit Report: Obtain the professional opinion of the auditor regarding the accounts of your interest.
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Management Report Find out about the company's evolution and situation and the main risks it is faced with.
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Statement of Cash Flows Movements that reveal the liquidity needs of the company.
What are a company's Annual Accounts?
The financial information found in the Annual Accounts provides an insight into the financial health of a company and affords security for trade between companies
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How to present a company's Annual Accounts.
The Law on Companies with Share Capital requires Spanish companies to publish their annual accounts.
- 1. Preparation of the annual accounts by directors (up to 31st March)
- 2. Legalisation of the required books: the Journal, and the <b>Balance Sheet</b> and <b>Annual Accounts</b> (up to 30th April)
- 3. Approval of the annual accounts in the General Meeting (up to 30th June)
- 4. Delivery of the annual accounts to the Company House (up to 30th July)
For PLCs and Ltd. companies, the accounts must be signed by all the directors.
Deadline for submission of Annual Accounts
From the financial year-end (which for most companies coincides with the end of the calendar year, in other words, the 31st December), a company has a maximum of six months to send its accounts to the Companies Register.
Format for submission of Annual Accounts
Format for submission of Annual Accounts
- As hard copy, presenting the printed document at the Companies Register
- As digital copy, downloading the programme to send it via the Companies Register's website
Templates of Annual Accounts
The Law on Companies with Share Capital requires Spanish companies to publish their annual accounts.
- Ordinary annual accounts
- Abbreviated annual accounts
- Annual accounts for SMEs
- Consolidated annual accounts
Beneficial Ownership in Annual Accounts
It refers to submitting non-accounting information required by the Directive of the European Parliament and the Council. This requirement affects individual accounts of financial years since 01 January 2017 and the aim is to protect the financial system against money laundering and the financing of terrorism.