As a Spanish property owner or resident there are always certain tax liabilities. We take care of them for you.
It is essential to have professionals advising you and making sure the necessary returns are presented on your behalf, in good time and correctly.
We provide these services for individuals, both resident and non resident, whether the property is owned privately, held within a corporate structure, or part of a company with regular business activity.
Spanish tax changes more often than most people expect, and the rates and thresholds vary between regions. We keep our clients informed of anything relevant so that you are always in a position to comply, and we calculate the figures for your particular circumstances rather than working from a general rule.
Yes. Non resident owners file an annual return whether or not the property is let, and it is calculated from the cadastral value. We handle it as a matter of course for clients we look after.
Since 2024 rental income is declared annually rather than quarterly, in January for the previous year. The treatment also differs depending on where you are tax resident, which since Brexit affects British owners in particular. The rules here have changed more than once recently, so we keep clients updated.
There is a tax on the gain, and where the seller is not resident in Spain the buyer retains a percentage of the price on account of it. Where the retention exceeds the actual liability the excess can be reclaimed, and we take care of that filing.
If you are tax resident in Spain and your assets abroad exceed the reporting thresholds, yes. It is straightforward once it is set up properly, and we will tell you whether it applies to you.
This page gives general information about Spanish law and is not legal advice. Every case turns on its own facts and should be assessed individually.
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