In the case that the property has been purchased to be used as the site of the business:

a) Corporate purposes implying that the property that has been purchased may be considered a capital asset.

b) A statement certifying that the property has been registered as a business address for tax on economic activity purposes.

c) Opening licence issued by the appropriate Town Hall.

d) Building project properly approved by an appropriate Professional Association or, in the case that the acquired property needs to be repaired or renovated before opening the business, written proof of application for the project’s authorization in the aforementioned Association shall be submitted.

e) Building licence or application thereof in the appropriate Town Hall, in the case that the acquired property needs repairs or renovations.

In the case that the property has been purchased for leasing or in an attempt to assign it to a third party:

a) Contract of hire on the property or contract of business assignment. This includes all the contracts dating back to the purchase date of the property, in order to confirm the continuity of the business.

b) Documents proving the immediate beginning of business activity on the acquired property, provided that it is not being offered for leasing. This includes any advertisements in the media or documents proving that the leasing of the property is being managed by a real estate agency. In both cases the property must be clearly mentioned.

c) Invoices related to the leasing.

d) A copy of the contract of assignment, if applicable.

e) A copy of the employment contract of the person in charge of the management of the leasing.

f) Property registration for the tax on economic activities.

g) Title deed of the property.