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Spain files for fiscal compliance, not group visibility

  • Writer: Rolf Silver
    Rolf Silver
  • 12 minutes ago
  • 1 min read

Ever feel like your group audit grinds to a halt when Spain enters the room? It’s not because your Spanish team isn’t doing their job. 

It’s because they’re doing a different job.


Spain files for fiscal compliance, not group visibility.

That means:

  • Accruals may be absent or simplified.

  • Trial balances may lack cost centre detail.

  • Local ledgers won’t match your consolidation structure.

And when group auditors can’t trace the Spanish numbers, you spend weeks answering questions you didn’t expect.

This isn’t a local accounting failure, it’s a cross-border reporting blind spot.

We work with CFOs and finance leads to bridge the gap:

  • Aligning local Spanish books to group P&L structure

  • Creating audit-traceable reconciliations

  • Forecasting and reporting in your language, not just Hacienda’s

Spain’s filings won’t change. 

But your visibility can.


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And if your group finance team has ever said, 'Can someone just explain what this line is?'... yes, we can. Drop us a message if you need advice.

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