Responsibilities and Tax Implications of Being a Company Administrator or Board Member

• Services provided by an administrator of a company under the special regime of Social Security for self-employed workers
• The activity of a board member of a corporation is not considered independent if they receive their income, act on their own behalf, and are not hierarchically subordinate
• Administrators or board members do not bear the economic risk of their activity, the company is responsible for negative consequences of their decisions
• Generally, the activity of an administrator or board member is not subject to Value Added Tax.

Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com

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