If you own property in Spain but live abroad, there is an important update you should not overlook. The Spanish Tax Agency has introduced changes to the Model 210 filing deadlines affecting imputed income from urban properties and income from rented or sublet properties. These changes were introduced by Order HAC/623/2026 and will affect filings submitted from 1 January 2027 onwards. For many...Meer lezen
Buying property in Spain is an attractive investment for both residents and international buyers. However, tax-related mistakes are one of the most common and costly problems faced during and after the purchase process. Spanish property taxes are complex, vary by region, and differ significantly depending on whether the buyer is a resident or non-resident. In this blog, we...Meer lezen
Selling a property with furniture included always raises the same question: Am I carrying out a real estate sale… or also a furniture sale? The distinction matters: it can change both the tax paid by the buyer and the promoter’s tax treatment. Here are the key points to avoid mistakes with the Tax Authority. Furniture...Meer lezen
Capital gains tax is a crucial consideration for non-residents selling property in Spain. Understanding its implications is essential to comply with tax obligations and avoid potential pitfalls. This article outlines the basics of capital gains tax applicable to non-residents, including calculation methods, tax rates, and filing requirements, providing a clear framework for navigating these legal...Meer lezen
The Impuesto sobre Actos Jurídicos Documentados (AJD) is a tax in Spain that applies to various legal documents. It is essential for real estate transactions, business contracts, and administrative acts. Understanding the AJD is crucial for expats involved in property purchases or business dealings. Familiarity with this tax can streamline the legal process and ensure...Meer lezen
Buying a house in Spain involves several taxes and costs that buyers need to understand. These taxes can differ depending on whether the property is new or second-hand. This article will outline the various taxes to consider when purchasing property, as well as annual obligations post-purchase. It will provide a straightforward guide for expats navigating...Meer lezen
The IBI (Impuesto sobre Bienes Inmuebles) is a crucial property tax in Spain that every real estate owner must pay annually. Failing to comply can result in serious financial and legal consequences. This article explains what happens if IBI is not paid and provides key guidance for property owners and potential buyers. Understanding IBI Tax...Meer lezen
Moving to Spain as a UK pensioner and former public servant (such as an NHS doctor, police officer, civil servant, etc.) means fully understanding how your pension is taxed and what fiscal obligations you will have. Below, we provide you with an updated, detailed guide including essential information and relevant updates for 2025. 1. When...Meer lezen
Receiving an email that appears to be from the Spanish Tax Authorities can be stressful—especially if you’re an expat. It’s important to understand that the Agencia Tributaria (Spanish Tax Agency) does not send tax notifications via email. Instead, they may send a message informing you that a notification is available in your electronic inbox on their official...Meer lezen
If you are a foreign resident in Spain or own assets abroad, it is crucial to stay compliant with Spanish tax regulations. Two key declarations you must be aware of are Modelo 720 and Modelo 721. These forms are mandatory for reporting foreign assets and cryptocurrencies, respectively. Failing to submit them on time may lead...Meer lezen
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