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It is a well-known fact that small businesses suffer a disproportionate administrative and tax burden that makes no logical sense whatsoever. This can be seen in many aspects: the virtual non-existence of tax benefits compared to large companies, compliance with all kinds of formal obligations, the impossibility of establishing telephone or face-to-face communication with the tax administration, the insistence of the administration in checking and demanding the provision of record books, copies of invoices and all kinds of documentation, among others.<\/p>\n
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Concerning all these aspects, and for more detail, you can visit the following link<\/a> in the economic daily EXPANSI\u00d3N<\/strong>, where Silvia Gabarr\u00f3<\/strong>, director of the firm GM Tax Consultancy<\/strong>, established in Barcelona, suggests the most controversial and damaging aspects that small businesses face, in their aim to improve competitiveness, despite the legal and administrative difficulties they encounter.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n For questions related to this or other matters of fiscal, accounting or legal relevance, please contact our tax advisors in Barcelona.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n