Free Spanish Tax Calculators for Non-Residents & Expats 2026 | Property & Taxes in Spain
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Spain tax calculators for non-residents & expats

Seven free calculators covering the main Spanish taxes relevant to non-residents and expats. All results are indicative estimates — use them to understand your exposure before taking advice.

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Spanish tax calculators for property owners, expats and UK relocators

Understanding your Spanish tax position before making decisions can save a significant amount. Whether you own a property in Spain as a non-resident, are planning to move, or are already living there as an expat, these calculators cover the main obligations you are likely to face: capital gains tax on a property sale, annual imputed income tax on an unrented property, rental income tax under the IRNR, wealth tax, and income tax under both the standard IRPF regime and the Beckham Law special regime.

All calculators apply 2026 rates and are built and maintained by regulated Spanish tax lawyers. They give you an orientation — not a substitute for professional advice on your specific situation.

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Non-resident

Capital Gains Tax

Estimate your CGT on the sale of Spanish property. Includes deductible costs, the 3% buyer retention and your Modelo 210 balance.

IRNR · Modelo 210 →
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Residents & expats

Beckham Law vs IRPF

Compare your tax liability under Spain’s special expatriate regime against standard IRPF — side by side, with social contributions included.

IRPF · Ley Beckham →
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Non-resident

Rental Income Tax

Calculate your IRNR on Spanish rental income. EU/EEA residents can deduct expenses at 19% — non-EU residents pay 24% on gross income.

IRNR · Modelo 210 →
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Non-resident

Property Tax for Non-Renting Owners

Estimate your imputed income tax (renta imputada) — the annual charge on properties left unrented in Spain. Based on cadastral value.

IRNR · Modelo 210 →
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Non-resident

Wealth Tax — Non-Residents

Calculate Impuesto de Patrimonio on Spanish-situs assets. Includes Madrid, Andalucía, Murcia, Balearic Islands and Galicia exemptions.

Imp. Patrimonio · Modelo 714 →
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Resident

Wealth Tax — Residents

Calculate Impuesto de Patrimonio on worldwide assets as a Spanish tax resident. All autonomous communities included with their own rates and thresholds.

Imp. Patrimonio · Modelo 714 →
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Resident

IRPF Income Tax

Estimate your Spanish income tax as a resident. Covers general income and savings base with standard progressive tariffs.

IRPF · Modelo 100 →

Which calculator do I need?

If you own a Spanish property but do not rent it out, start with the Property Tax for Non-Renting Owners calculator — this covers the annual imputed income tax (renta imputada) that most non-resident owners are unaware they owe. If you rent the property out, use the Rental Income Tax calculator instead. For a property sale, the Capital Gains Tax calculator shows your estimated liability, the 3% the buyer will withhold at completion, and whether you will owe a balance or receive a refund via Modelo 210.

If you are planning to move to Spain and want to understand your income tax options, the Beckham Law vs IRPF calculator compares both regimes side by side using your actual income figures. For wealth tax, there are separate calculators for non-residents and residents because the rules — and the regional exemptions — differ significantly between the two.

How accurate are these estimates?

The calculators apply current 2026 rates and are reliable for most standard situations. However, Spanish tax is one of the most individually variable tax systems in Europe. The actual figure depends on your specific autonomous community, applicable tax treaties between Spain and your country of residence, personal deductions and allowances, and other individual circumstances none of these tools can account for. Use the results as a starting point — not as a filing-ready figure.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. All seven calculators are free to use and require no sign-up. They provide indicative estimates based on standard rates and are intended to help non-residents and expats understand their Spanish tax exposure before seeking professional advice.
Non-residents are taxed only on assets located in Spain, can choose the most favourable regional rules, and have a national exemption threshold of €700,000 (or higher under regional rules). Residents are taxed on worldwide assets and must apply the rules of their autonomous community of residence. The calculators reflect these different rules.
Use the Property Tax for Non-Renting Owners calculator. It estimates your annual imputed income tax (renta imputada) — the tax Spain charges non-residents on the notional benefit of having a property available for personal use, calculated as a percentage of the cadastral value and reported via Modelo 210.
The calculators apply standard rates and give a reliable orientation for most straightforward situations. They do not account for personal deductions, tax treaty provisions, specific regional variations, or individual circumstances that can significantly affect the final figure. They are designed to help you understand your position before seeking professional advice.

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All calculators on this site provide indicative estimates only and do not constitute legal or tax advice. Results are based on standard rates and do not account for personal deductions, tax treaties, or individual circumstances. Professional advice based on your specific situation is required before making any tax or financial decisions. Advisory work is provided on a defined scope and fixed-fee basis, confirmed in writing before engagement.

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