Global Solutions
We bring the right people together to challenge established thinking and drive transformation for individuals, communities and businesses across the island.
About us
We combine solid theoretical training with proven practical experience across a wide range of industries and business sectors — turning regulatory complexity into clear, actionable decisions.
Our services
We take responsibility for putting the right information and tools at your disposal, organising our work to specific deadlines and adapting our operations to government requirements and current market reality.
Payroll management, social security, employment contracts, settlements and dismissals.
View service → 02Planning and management of taxes before the competent authorities and agencies.
View service → 03Specialists in the optimisation and control of business accounting and reporting.
View service → 04Management, maintenance and conflict resolution for residential communities.
View service → 05Buying, selling and property investment with security, information and guarantees.
View service → 06A full law firm inside the consultancy: twelve areas, from banking claims and dismissals to criminal defence.
View practice →Straight to the point
Most visits start with one urgent question. If yours is here, skip the tour — its page tells you what can be done, what it costs and what happens next. If it is not, write or call: the right desk answers.
Investment in the Canary Islands
We are the bridge between local businesses and international investors. AAA+ Consulting lists high-yield investment opportunities and creates effective negotiation environments between investors and entrepreneurs.
Why choose us
With enough data, the numbers speak for themselves.
Our offices
In the heart of Caleta de Fuste, our east-coast office serves businesses, communities and residents across the island.
On the southern coast, the Costa Calma office brings the same team and services to Jandía and the island's south.
From the blog
Residency September 8, 2026
Tax resident or not? The 183-day rule, the centre of interests and the certificate that settles it
A couple from Hamburg spends «about half the year» in Corralejo and wants to know whether they have become Spanish taxpayers. The question has a precise test, counted in days on a calendar year: article 9's 183 days, the centre of economic interests and the family presumption, with sporadic absences added back. The arithmetic on a real winter-and-summer pattern (182 days, then 188), the treaty ladder when two countries claim you, and the certificate that ends the argument. 10 min read
Business September 7, 2026
Paying yourself from your SL in 2026: salary, dividends or both
Three doors out of an SL — a director's salary, a dividend or an invoice to your own company — each with its 2026 rules: the 35 % retention, the €1,424.40 RETA floor for autónomos societarios, 19–21 % corporate tax and the 19–30 % savings scale. One Fuerteventura example run through all three at €60,000 and €120,000, and the mix that wins. 10 min read
Business September 4, 2026
The RIC explained for small companies: 90 % of profit, the three-year clock and what counts as investment
The Reserva para Inversiones en Canarias is the biggest tax lever a profitable island business has — and the one small companies use least or worst. On 2026 rates a micro company that keeps €100,000 of profit can reserve about €87,900 and pay about €2,300 of corporate tax instead of €20,000, if the money is invested in time and held for five years. What counts as investment, the 2025 door to long-term rental homes, the self-employed version, and what a breach costs. 10 min read
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