How many days in Spain make you a tax resident?

More than 183 days in Spain during the calendar year, or having your main economic interests in Spain, makes you a tax resident liable to declare worldwide income under IRPF.

What taxes does a non-resident with a Spanish property pay?

Mainly: the IBI (municipal property tax), IRNR (Modelo 210) on rental or imputed income, and the relevant taxes on selling the property.

What should I do if I receive a notification from the AEAT?

Do not ignore it — you must respond within the deadline. Contact a lawyer immediately to review your records and assess whether to contest. We can represent you throughout.

Is there a special tax regime for foreigners moving to Spain?

Yes. The non-domicile regime ('Beckham Law') lets eligible new residents pay a flat 24% on Spanish-source income for 6 years instead of the general progressive rates.

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Accounting, Tax & Fiscal Advisory

Full tax compliance: corporate and personal income tax, VAT, non-resident tax (Modelo 210), bookkeeping, tax registration and dispute resolution.

Who Is This For?

SMEs and self-employed individuals operating in Spain
Foreign individuals with tax residency in Spain
Non-residents with property or income in Spain
Companies or individuals who have received AEAT notifications
Investors seeking tax planning and optimization

What We Cover

Monthly and quarterly bookkeeping

VAT returns (Modelo 303/390)

Corporate income tax (Impuesto de Sociedades)

Personal income tax (IRPF)

Non-resident income tax (Modelo 210)

Tax registration and deregistration

Handling AEAT inspections and notifications

Tax dispute resolution and administrative appeals

International tax planning and structure optimization

Double taxation treaty (DTA) analysis

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