VAT registration in Spain for foreign businesses is required for any company making taxable supplies on Spanish territory, regardless of where it is incorporated. Contact our tax solicitors in Valencia for expert guidance on IVA compliance and fiscal representation.
Spain withholding tax on dividends for non-residents ranges from 19% to 24% under domestic law, with the Spain–UK Double Tax Treaty reducing this to 10% or 15% for qualifying UK shareholders. Contact our tax solicitors in Valencia for expert guidance.
A pareja de hecho is Spain’s registered civil partnership, available to unmarried couples including foreigners. This guide explains the requirements, regional differences, benefits and how it compares to marriage.
A Spanish power of attorney (poder notarial) allows non-residents to buy property, complete tax filings and manage legal affairs in Spain without being physically present. This guide explains the process and costs for British nationals.
How to protect yourself against Hacienda under the Beckham Law regime: what the Van Gaal syndrome case teaches Spanish impatriates about documenting work links to Spain, defending your special tax status and avoiding retroactive challenges. Speak to our Valencia tax team on +34 963 74 16 57.
Private health insurance in Spain is a legal requirement for Non-Lucrative Visa holders and strongly recommended for all new residents. This guide compares costs, providers and coverage options.
Children born in Spain to foreign parents do not automatically become Spanish. This guide explains Article 17, the one-year nationality route, dual citizenship rules, and what UK families need to know. Contact our Valencia immigration team.
Family reunification allows legal residents in Spain to bring their spouse, children and dependent relatives to join them. This guide explains who qualifies, the requirements and the application process for non-EU families.
The Sociedad Limitada (SL) is the standard company type for foreign entrepreneurs in Spain. This guide explains incorporation, the EUR1 minimum capital, costs, timeline and how a Spanish company is taxed.