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On 4 November, our tax and accounting team organised a webinar dedicated to the new Computerised Invoicing System (SIF) and Verifactu, a session that brought together numerous professionals interested in understanding how this regulation will impact their day-to-day work.

The arrival of the Verifactu system has generated much debate among companies and self-employed professionals. Although initially perceived as a new regulatory requirement for invoicing, it can actually become an opportunity to modernise internal processes and gain control over the business's economic and commercial information.

In Catalonia, Law 20/2009 on environmental prevention and control of activities establishes the legal regime applicable to activities with an environmental impact, differentiating them according to their potential impact and regulating the controls necessary to ensure compliance.

Yes, debts are not for life; debts can be canceled, and a fresh start can be made.

The second chance has been in force since 2013 for individual entrepreneurs and since 2015 for any non-entrepreneurial individual. It may not be, from a technical point of view, and in my opinion, the best possible second chance law, but it is a law that allows for the exoneration of debts, and that is what is important. The law must be useful and functional, and for this reason, it must be utilized so that thousands of over-indebted, insolvent individuals can achieve the exoneration of their debts and start again as active members of society.

At Grup Carles we consolidate the area of ​​Mergers and Acquisitions and become co-founders of IBER CF, a new international network of corporate finance, audit and legal advice.

Ensuring that an industrial facility complies with all current regulations is not just an administrative matter. It is a strategic decision that directly impacts the safety, operational continuity and viability of the project.

Whether it is a new implementation, an expansion or a regularisation, ensuring regulatory compliance from the outset avoids penalties, unexpected inspections and unforeseen costs.

The entry into force of Royal Decree 164/2025, which approves the new Fire Safety Regulations for Industrial Establishments (RSCIEI), has raised significant doubts among companies, engineering firms and technicians about the validity and application of the Complementary Technical Instructions (ITC) approved in previous stages.

In this article, we will analyse when training is compulsory, when it is voluntary, and what rights and obligations apply in each case.