Discover the business situation of sole proprietorships in Spain

Our The Sole Proprietorship Report gives quick and reliable access to all the legal, business and risk information of any sole proprietorship. It is a key tool for making decisions with greater confidence.

• The Informa Evaluation is a system that classifies a business's solvency by providing an objective business risk rating and a credit limit opinion for a sole proprietorship. —exclusive data available only in Informa's reports.

• Restructuring Plan: it allows the conditions or structure of the company's assets, liabilities, and/or equity to be modified so that the company can avoid insolvency or emerge from it.

• Judicial and Insolvency Proceedings Information: all the insolvency proceedings and special procedures, legal actions and administrative claims published in the different official gazettes, related to a sole proprietorship's business and professional activity.

Official information published in official gazettes or newspapers. Sole proprietorships are not required to register any act in the Mercantile Registry. However, in exceptional cases, some acts may be published in the BORME for this type of legal form.

Information related to the sole proprietorship's business activities, brands, trade names, or number of employees (if the information is available), as well as information on public tenders.

Sole proprietorships are not required to file their accounts. Still, we sometimes also have information on sales, supplies, and financial results.