Tax guides for non-residents & expats in Spain
Plain-English guides on Spanish tax written by regulated lawyers. Capital gains tax, wealth tax, Beckham Law, non-resident filings, moving to Spain and more — published weekly.
Spanish tax explained clearly — for people who need to act on it
These guides cover the Spanish tax obligations that non-residents, expats and UK relocators actually face: what you owe, when you need to file, what you can deduct, and what happens if you get it wrong. Each guide is written by the same regulated lawyers who advise clients on these issues every week.
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Capital gains tax in Spain for non-residents: complete guide 2026
Selling Spanish property as a non-resident? This guide covers the 19% CGT rate, the 3% buyer retention, every cost you can deduct and how to file Modelo 210 within the 4-month deadline — including what happens if you made a loss.
Beckham Law Spain 2026: who qualifies, how to apply and is it worth it
The 24% flat rate regime for people moving to Spain for work — eligibility, application process and a side-by-side comparison with standard IRPF.
Non-resident tax in Spain: everything property owners need to know in 2026
A complete overview of Spanish tax obligations for non-residents — imputed income, rental income, wealth tax, capital gains and the key annual deadlines.
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All guides on this site provide general information only and do not constitute legal or tax advice. Tax rules change frequently — always confirm your position with a qualified adviser before making financial or legal decisions. Advisory work is provided on a defined scope and fixed-fee basis, confirmed in writing before engagement.