Who is behind Plentia, as Spanish law 34/2002 requires.
Draft pending legal review. It was structured and filled in with real product details by the person who builds it, who is not a lawyer. A lawyer reviews it before the first customer is charged.
Article 10.1 of Spanish law 34/2002 requires publishing name, address, email, a means of direct contact and the tax ID. While the email is missing, this legal notice is incomplete. Source: Law 34/2002, consolidated text from the BOE, checked on 21/09/2026.
Unai España Tejero is a sole trader and is not entered in the Spanish Companies Register, so point b) of article 10.1 does not apply. He does not practise a regulated profession either, and the activity needs no prior administrative authorisation: points c) and d) do not apply.
Subscription software for businesses that sell online: it brings together their stores' orders and margins, their expenses, their invoicing and the preparation of their tax returns.
Prices are published in the pricing section, always excluding VAT and saying so. There are no shipping costs: nothing physical is shipped.
PENDING A LAWYER.
PENDING A LAWYER. What the product does say throughout: Plentia prepares tax returns, it does not file them, and its calculations have not been reviewed by a chartered tax adviser.
PENDING A LAWYER.