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Spain Wealth Tax Calculator for Residents

Estimate your Spanish Wealth Tax (Impuesto de Patrimonio) as a tax resident. Rules vary significantly by autonomous community — select yours to get the correct calculation.

Colegio de Abogados de Baleares
All autonomous communities
Annual Modelo 714 filing

How to calculate your Wealth Tax as a resident in Spain

As a tax resident, the rules of your autonomous community of residence apply — you cannot choose the state rate.

Your autonomous community
Madrid applies a 100% rebate on Wealth Tax. No Wealth Tax is due up to €3,700,000 — above this threshold the IGF may apply.
Your taxable base
Net value of all worldwide assets minus liabilities — property, accounts, investments, vehicles, pension rights

Results are indicative estimates only and do not constitute tax advice.

Your estimate

Note on the Solidarity Tax on Large Fortunes (IGF) In most cases, taxpayers will not pay both Wealth Tax and the IGF. For very large patrimonies, the IGF may act as a minimum floor. A consultation is recommended to confirm your exact position.

This estimate is for guidance only and does not constitute tax advice. As a tax resident, you must apply the rules of your autonomous community of residence. Regional legislation changes frequently.

Wealth Tax in Spain for residents: how it works

Spanish Wealth Tax (Impuesto de Patrimonio) applies to tax residents on the net value of their worldwide assets. Unlike non-residents — who are only taxed on Spanish-situs assets — residents must declare and pay tax on everything they own globally.

Why your autonomous community matters

As a tax resident, you must apply the rules of the autonomous community where you are resident. Madrid and Andalucía apply a 100% rebate. Valencia, Cataluña and Extremadura apply lower exemption thresholds and higher rates.

The main residence exemption

The habitual residence (vivienda habitual) is exempt up to €300,000 per taxpayer. Enter your net taxable base after deducting it if applicable.

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