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If you are an expat living in Spain or need any tax assistance here, we are here to help! Schedule a call with our tax experts and we will find a way to satisfy your personal or professional legal needs.
Tax Opinion
There are many tax issues to consider when starting a business. How do I register with the tax authorities? Do I have any benefits as a self-employed person? Is VAT or sales tax applied on intra-EU services? Can I import goods from abroad? Which tax returns do I have to file and how many?
Tax Simulation
Before moving to Spain, it’s sensible to understand your future tax burden. It’s possible you are already in Spain and you need to know how particular personal or professional scenario influences your tax situation.
Bechkam Law
If you are considering to come to Spain, you might benefit from a Law with the name of a great British football player: David Beckham. You would be taxed at a 24% on your employment income, and at a 19% on your other Spanish sourced income. Under this special regime, income from dividends, interests, capital gains from abroad will not be subject to tax in Spain.
Personal Tax Returns
Whether you are a tax resident or not, you may need to prepare and file a Personal Income Tax Return. This includes your overall income or just income earned in Spain or outside, depending on your specific tax status.
Wealth Tax
In case you are a Spanish tax resident and your individual net wealth is over certain thresholds, depending on your Autonomous Community of residency (Catalonia 500.000 Euros, Andalusia 700.000 Euros, Valencia 500.000 Euros, Balearic Islands 700.000 Euros, etc.) we will assist you in prepare and file the corresponding tax return, informing what assets are excluded from the calculation.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, depending on the nature of your business and the activities you plan to undertake in Spain, you may be eligible for tax incentives or exemptions.

To become a tax resident, you typically need to spend more than 183 days per year in Spain or have your primary residence there. However, specific requirements can vary based on individual circumstances and tax treaties.

Yes, Spain offers various tax incentives for foreign investors, including the Bechkam Law, which provides favorable tax treatment for certain types of income. You can see more info by clicking here.

Yes, Spain has tax treaties with many countries to prevent double taxation. These treaties provide guidelines on how income is taxed and often include mechanisms to avoid paying tax twice on the same income.

Spain generally follows a territorial tax system, meaning you would be taxed in Spain on income earned within the country. Foreign-source income may also be taxed, but the Bechkam Law regime may offer exemptions or reduced rates.

No, you must apply for the Bechkam Law within a specific timeframe after becoming a tax resident. It’s advisable to plan your move and tax residency status accordingly.

Engaging a legal and tax professional, like Lexidy, with expertise in Spanish tax and immigration matters can help you navigate the relocation process, ensure compliance, and optimize your tax situation.

If you’re considering relocating to Spain for tax purposes, it’s essential to seek personalized advice from professionals who are well-versed in both Spanish and your home country’s tax laws to make informed decisions.

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