Nowadays, it is essential that organizations have an internal department that takes care of keeping the books and records required by tax regulations (even more so after the introduction of the Immediate Supply of Information on VAT ( SII ) ), filing returns, fulfilling certain information duties, etc. For this, the members of the firm give courses on both these matters and those related to Public Sector Law, enabling staff working on these issues to continue their duties. Activity that has also been carried out with officials from different Administrations (Autonomous Communities of Andalusia, Madrid and Murcia; Córdoba City Council, Málaga, Madrid, etc.). This activity is currently carried out by the F&J MARTÍN ABOGADOS Training School. The School responds to the firm’s commitment to offer quality training to a wide range of social sectors: clients, people related to the business world or the Administration, professionals and students. As regulations become more complex and constantly changing, knowledge needs to be brought up to date to ensure that the latest developments, as well as those in legislation, jurisprudence and science, are constantly updated. Updating and renewal that the Training School aims to achieve with each of its courses and conferences. To accomplish this objective, we start from two premises. The first, some quality speakers and specialists in the subject to be taught, not only in theory, but also in practice. All of them are officials of the Public Treasury, university professors and professionals from the firm and outsiders. The second, through the delivery of exhaustive documentation. This allows the student to abandon note taking and follow the interventions more effectively. The School has two course formats. Those aimed at the general public and those requested by specific groups (in house). In each one of them, students are invited to raise their doubts through the address schooldeformation@ideolegal.com.
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Javier Martín Fernández publica en Confilegal un análisis sobre la deducibilidad de la pérdida ocasionada por el robo de efectivo en el Impuesto sobre Sociedades. El artículo aborda el criterio de la Dirección General de Tributos en la consulta vinculante V0255-26, que admite su consideración como gasto deducible siempre que esté debidamente contabilizado, justificado y respete el principio de devengo.
Confilegal, 12 de julio de 2026.
