
AIV Polinya
An online and in-person advisory firm for sole proprietors, entrepreneurs, and small businesses, operating since 2003 and serving clients across Spain with accounting, tax, and legal services.
About AIV Polinya
Online and in-person business services
AIV Polinya is an advisory and administrative services firm that combines online services with in-person offices. It began as an in-person advisory firm in 2003 and later added online services. The company says more than 20% of its clients are now served entirely remotely and are located throughout Spain. Its services are marketed under the ConAsesoramiento.com brand, which represents the AIV group.
Services
- Accounting advice: Leasing, operating and capital grants, monitoring nondeductible expenses, cost-center and project accounting, cash-flow management, and budgets.
- Tax advice: Special transactions (VAT apportionment, leasing, accelerated or immediate depreciation, research and development, and related-party transactions), personal and corporate income tax deductions and credits, individual versus corporate taxation, and one-stop service.
- Legal advice: Comprehensive advice on tax, commercial, insolvency, and employment matters.
- One-time services: Tax filings, responses to Tax Agency requests, income tax returns, and calculation of capital gains or losses, including property transfers and cryptocurrency transactions.
Approach and clients
The company does not use fixed service packages. It tailors both services and pricing to each client, who can choose to delegate all management or participate in parts of the process. Its clients include new and established sole proprietors, small and midsize businesses, entrepreneurs, and people seeking one-time advice. It also works with clients who feel their current advisory firm is not meeting their needs.
Contact
Phone: 93 713 51 88 and 93 715 02 11. Email: demo@aivpolinya.com. Website: aivpolinya.com.
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Accounting, tax, and legal advice for small businesses