Crea y Crece Law

The Crea y Crece Law is a legislation that has been gaining importance in the business world in recent years. This law has as its main objective to boost innovation, entrepreneurship and economic growth, providing opportunities and support to companies, especially startups, freelancers and SMEs. Below, we will explain why the Crea y Crece Law is crucial in today's business landscape.

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Promotes Innovation and Creativity

One of the most outstanding features of the Crea y Crece Law is its focus on fostering innovation and creativity. It stimulates research and development, which in turn leads to the creation of new products, services and solutions. Innovation is the engine of economic growth, and this law promotes it by providing tax incentives, financing and support to companies that invest in R&D projects.

General State Administration

Administrations of the Autonomous Communities

Administrations and Local Entities

Social Security Management Entities

Public Universities

Public Law Entities, Competent Bodies and Provincial Councils

Entrepreneurship Support

Entrepreneurship is fundamental to economic development, and the Crea y Crece Law is designed to support entrepreneurs at all stages of their journey. It offers tax advantages and specific credit lines for new businesses, reducing their financial burden and enabling them to grow faster. It also provides training and mentoring programs to help entrepreneurs develop their skills and competencies.

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Mandatory

The Crea y Crece Law plays a fundamental role in promoting innovation, entrepreneurship and economic growth. By providing incentives and support to businesses, it contributes to strengthening the economy, creating jobs and improving competitiveness. It is essential that governments and businesses recognize the importance of this law and work together to take full advantage of its potential.

The Sistema eFactura Supplier Portal complies with the 3 main requirements set out in Law 25/2013 with particular regard to:

1. The format of the computer language in which electronic invoices are issued and/or received.

2. The electronic signature of the issuing entity, validated by means of the fiscal identifier.

3. The invoice recipient, secure shipment and proof of receipt.

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