For many internationally minded entrepreneurs and high-net-worth families, the idea of “home” is no longer tied to a single country. Life unfolds across time zones: companies incorporated abroad, children studying in another continent, real-estate portfolios that span jurisdictions, and mobility decisions influenced by opportunity rather than geography.

The Valencian High Court (STSJ 690/2025) has reopened this question at the heart of international tax structuring, reminding us that sometimes Spanish law speaks as much by what it does not require as by what it does.

Here are five reasons why international structuring still matters in today’s regulatory environment:

In an increasingly connected world, Spain stands out as a gateway to Europe — not only for its lifestyle, but also for its strategic legal and tax advantages. Whether you're an entrepreneur, investor, or remote professional, setting up operations in Spain offers access to a competitive, EU-regulated business environment.