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BOE-A-2026-20373 ·30 September 2026 ·Resolution Medium impact
Administrative

Entrepreneurs and SMEs: access to information and processing services via new Entrepreneur Support Points (PAE)

An agreement has been published between the Ministry of Industry and Tourism and Asesunion to establish Entrepreneur Support Points (PAE) integrated into the CIRCE Network. These points function as information offices and electronic processing hubs to facilitate business creation, the commencement of activities, and business development (Art. 13 Law 14/2013). The agreement aims to centralise advisory, training, and financing support services through a network of physical and virtual points.

In 3 key points

  1. PAEs facilitate business creation, commencement of activity, and development through information and processing services (Art. 13 Law 14/2013). (art. 13 Ley 14/2013)
  2. PAE personnel must pass knowledge tests if required by the DGEIPYME to authorise the use of CIRCE (sixth clause). (cláusula sexta)
  3. The entity must appoint a specific coordinator for PAE matters (seventh clause). (cláusula séptima)

How it affects those involved

For entrepreneurs and SMEs, this measure provides greater accessibility for administrative procedures, requesting information, and receiving technical advice on tax, labour, and financing matters (fourth clause). Asesunion professionals operating as PAE must meet strict qualification and technical knowledge requirements and are subject to competency tests conducted by the DGEIPYME (sixth clause).

Lifecycle

2026-09-30PublishedPublished in the BOE
Official text Based on BOE data (boe.es). Information, not advice.

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