Asesquivel Asesores
Tax, labour and accounting advisory in Las Palmas.

Asesquivel Asesores is a full-service consultancy in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria offering labour, tax, accounting and legal advice. Its work covers labour and judicial representation, the incorporation of companies, accounting records, the processing of benefits and the minimum living income (ingreso mínimo vital), immigration advice, property sales and the income tax campaign. It has a team of professionals specialised by area and offers a free initial consultation.
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