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These are designated either as 'SAU' or 'SLU'. This does not imply that the company is of poor financial standing. Even Telefonica de España is now known as an SAU as it is part of a larger group.


Business Partnerships, 'Communidades de Bienes' or CBs are all designated with the letter E and 8 digits, Co-ops have numbers beginning with F, even Communities of Owners in blocks of flats or commercial premises, and Urbanisations have a special designation which is the letter H.


Public and religious authorities - local, provincial, and national, registered before 1st July 2008 were allocated numbers beginning with P, Q, and S. Since 1st July 2008 newly registered religious institutions are allocated the letter R.


Foreign organisations with interests here, such as branches of foreign companies will be registered either


with the letter N, or if newly established with the letter W.


Before 1st July 2008 the letters J, R, U, V, and W were not used by the authorities so regard with great suspicion any person or organisation which claims to have been registered before that date with a fiscal number beginning with those letters. These rules are set out in Order EHA/451/2008 and the Order of the Ministry of the Interior INT/2058/2008.


If in any doubt, the Agencia Tributaria offers a service available to registered professionals which enables them to verify NIF and CIF numbers of businesses.


It is worth knowing how to wade through this 'alphabet soup' as it can help you feel more secure in your dealings with private individuals and businesses.


Please contact Link Point Legal on 96 626 0500 or email anagay@linkpointlegal.com for any further information.


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