Are you an expat who required aid in understanding modelo 720 in Spain? Discover our helpful guide highlighting the main points.
Valencia remains Europe’s best-value coastal city for expats in 2026. Discover district rents, visa thresholds, healthcare costs and Beckham Law savings that reach €40,000+ a year for qualifying professionals.
Spain has launched its extraordinary regularisation in 2026, allowing eligible foreign nationals to obtain residence and work authorisation.
Understanding the requirements and deadlines is key to accessing this temporary legal pathway.
UK pension contributions in Spain 2026: how Spanish and UK years coordinate, the new HMRC voluntary NIC rules from 6 April 2026, the UK State Pension uprating in Spain, and how UK pensions are taxed under the UK-Spain Double Taxation Convention.
Foreign entrepreneurs and autónomos in Spain should not assume that a new VAT exemption automatically applies. Spanish VAT rules remain complex, particularly for cross-border activity. Before changing invoicing practices, it is essential to review eligibility, residence status, and compliance obligations under current AEAT guidance.
Tax structuring between Ireland and Spain requires aligning your business with where it is truly managed. While Ireland offers a 12.5% rate on trading income, Spain applies 25% in most cases. Residency, VAT, and treaty rules all play a key role when transitioning to a Spanish business model.
A complete guide to Spanish tax deadlines, including key dates for Modelo 100, 303, and 390. Stay compliant with Spain’s tax calendar, avoid penalties, and understand essential filing obligations for residents, expats, freelancers, and businesses operating in Spain.
Spain taxes both your wealth and the income your assets generate. This guide explains how Spanish wealth tax works, how passive income is taxed for residents and non-residents, key filing thresholds, regional differences, and why early tax planning is essential for property owners, investors and expatriates living in Spain.
Spain Exit Tax may apply when entrepreneurs, investors, or high-net-worth individuals leave Spain. Under Spanish tax law, unrealised gains on shares or investments can be taxed when changing tax residency. Learn who it affects, how it’s calculated, and what international comparisons reveal about departure taxes.