The Fuengirola City Council is organising a four-hour in-person workshop on taxation and invoicing on Thursday, August 27, with only 15 places available.
The Fuengirola City Council, through the Training and Employment department, has organised a new free course aimed at self-employed workers, entrepreneurs, and business owners. The training, titled 'Taxation for Self-Employed: Keys for Your Business', will take place next Thursday, August 27 at the Tenencia de Alcaldía de Los Boliches.
The workshop will be in-person and last for four hours, starting at 16:30 on the 4th floor of the municipal building. Places are limited to 15 attendees and registration is free.
The initiative is supported by the Andalusia Emprende Foundation and the company Boost Asesores. The content will focus on key aspects of taxation and invoicing, aiming for participants to apply what they learn directly in the daily management of their businesses.
The councillor for Training and Employment, Isaac Vargas, has encouraged interested individuals to register and highlighted the practical utility of the training.
“From the City Council, we want to continue providing our entrepreneurs and business owners with useful and practical training that they can apply directly in their businesses. Taxation and invoicing are two fundamental issues for any self-employed worker, and having the right knowledge can help them manage their activities better and make decisions with greater confidence,” Vargas stated.
The councillor also reminded that the course is designed for both those who already have a business and those who are considering starting a business project.
“We encourage all entrepreneurs and business owners in Fuengirola to register and participate in this course. Places are limited, and it is a free training that can provide very interesting tools for the present and future of their companies and businesses,” he added.
Interested individuals can formalise their registration by sending an email to e.dominguez@andalucia.es or by calling 671 532 381. The City Council reminds that places will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
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