Análisis de principales novedades de la futura NUEVA Ley de Startups.

The article analyzes the main novelties of the future Startup Law in Spain. The law aims to create a favorable regulatory environment for the development and growth of startups, as well as to attract talent to Spain. Startups are defined as newly created companies, with less than 5 years of history, that develop innovative and scalable projects. The law also establishes requirements and exclusions to be considered as startups. The article highlights fiscal and tax measures that seek to attract investors to the entrepreneurial ecosystem, such as reducing the corporate tax to 15% during the first years of activity and exempting fractional payments. Measures related to attracting foreign talent are also mentioned, such as simplifying the process of obtaining visas and residence permits for highly qualified workers. In addition, other complementary measures are mentioned, such as promoting co-investment funds and creating entrepreneur support centers. The promotion of innovative public procurement is highlighted, which seeks to facilitate the entry of startups into public procurement processes. The creation of a National Forum for Startups and the regulation of intellectual property rights arising from project development are also mentioned. Furthermore, the importance of the university environment and the creation of testing environments for startups are emphasized. In conclusion, it is considered that this law is relevant to the entrepreneurial ecosystem and it is expected to have a positive impact on the creation of startups in Spain. [Extracted from the article]