SPANISH AND INTERNATIONAL TAX
Spanish and international tax advice.
Taxes for individuals, companies and private clients with interests in Spain and abroad. We tell you what to declare, how much and when, and plan with you before you make decisions.
Article 9 PIT Law, Article 29 Corporate Tax Law, Article 42 bis RGAT and Article 28 Wealth Tax Law.
WHAT WE DO
Your taxes,
without surprises.
We file, review and plan. When more than one country is involved, we connect the pieces.
Personal income tax
Income tax returns covering all income, state and regional deductions, and changes of residence.
Corporate tax
Year-end closing, instalment payments and planning before distributing profits or restructuring.
Tax residence and treaties
We establish where you are resident and apply the treaty so you do not pay twice.
Foreign assets
Modelo 720 for accounts, securities and property outside Spain when thresholds are exceeded.
Wealth tax
Personal or limited liability, main home exempt up to €300,000 and regional allowances.
Non-residents and the Beckham Law
Modelo 210 for owners living abroad and the inbound regime for people relocating.
INDIVIDUALS
Your tax return,
done properly.
We review every item of income and every deduction you are entitled to, including the year you arrive in or leave Spain.
- Salaries, rentals, investments and capital gains.
- State and regional deductions.
- The year you change residence, arriving or leaving.
- Tax office requests and reviews.
- Self-employed: VAT, advance payments and records.
COMPANIES
Your company’s tax,
up to date.
We handle recurring filings and flag transactions with tax consequences before they happen.
- Corporate tax and instalment payments.
- VAT and transactions with other EU countries.
- Withholding for employees, professionals and rent.
- Transactions between the company and its shareholders.
- Planning before paying dividends or selling.
Tax residence comes first
Before discussing taxes, you need to know where you are resident. In Spain you are if you spend more than 183 days in the calendar year or your main centre of activities or economic interests is here. It is presumed if your spouse and dependent minor children live in Spain.
If another country also treats you as resident, the tax treaty settles the conflict. A tax residence certificate from that country is usually the key evidence.
Worldwide income and double taxation
As a Spanish resident you are taxed on everything you earn, here and abroad. To avoid paying twice, the law allows a credit for foreign tax paid, within limits, and treaties allocate which country may tax each item.
That is why tax should be reviewed before a move, an investment abroad or selling an asset in another country.
Modelo 720
Residents must report assets and rights held abroad: accounts, securities and property. For accounts there is no obligation if combined balances do not exceed €50,000. It is filed between 1 January and 31 March, and in later years only if balances rise by more than €20,000.
Your first year of Spanish residence is when it is most often forgotten. We review it together with your first return.
Wealth tax
Residents are taxed on worldwide wealth and non-residents only on assets in Spain. Unless the region sets another amount, the state allowance is €700,000, and the main home is exempt up to €300,000.
Each region can set its own allowances and reliefs, so the outcome depends on where you live.
Companies: corporate tax and VAT
The standard corporate tax rate is 25%, with reduced rates for small and newly created companies that meet the legal requirements. VAT, withholding and instalment payments come on top.
A clear tax calendar and up-to-date accounts are the best defence in any tax review.
Legal review: 24 September 2026
STEP BY STEP
How we work
with you.
Assessment
Your residence, income and assets, here and abroad.
Documents
We only request what your case needs.
Calculation and proposal
Options compared before anything is filed.
Filing
Returns filed on time, receipts kept.
Follow-up
Tax calendar and a heads-up before each decision.
COMMON MISTAKES
What costs the most
later on.
Your centre of interests and family also count for residence.
Your first resident year is when foreign assets are most often left unreported.
As a resident you are taxed on worldwide income, not only what you earn here.
Selling, gifting or moving country without planning is usually expensive.
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FAQ
Clear
answers.
When am I a Spanish tax resident?
If you spend more than 183 days in Spain in a calendar year, or your main centre of activities or economic interests is here. It is presumed if your spouse and dependent minor children live in Spain.
Who must file Modelo 720?
Residents holding foreign assets above the thresholds; for accounts, when combined balances exceed €50,000.
Do I have to pay wealth tax?
It depends on your wealth and your region. The state allowance is €700,000 and the main home is exempt up to €300,000.
Am I taxed in Spain on foreign income?
If you are resident, yes, although the treaty and the foreign tax credit prevent double taxation.
Do you also keep company accounts?
Yes. We keep the company’s accounts and tax filings and coordinate the legal side with our business team.
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