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Inherited Property in Spain?

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Structured ‘Spanish Solutions’ for Probate and Property Acquisition Challenges Helping heirs unlock inherited homes in La Zenia, Alicante, and across Spain Inheriting a property in Spain can be both a gift and a responsibility. While many beneficiaries are pleased to receive real estate, the practical process of completing probate and managing associated costs can sometimes be complex and time-sensitive. This... Read more »

Electric Scooter Registration in Spain:

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What You Need to Know If you are using an electric scooter (VMP — Vehículo de Movilidad Personal) to zip around the local area, you need to be aware of the strict regulations governing them. Registering your scooter is now a legal requirement, and navigating the Spanish traffic authority (DGT) systems can be a bit of a minefield. Here is... Read more »

Turning Happy Clients Into Your Peace of Mind: Real Stories from Spanish Solutions

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When you are buying a home, setting up a business, or navigating the legal system in a foreign country, the bureaucracy can feel overwhelming. At Spanish Solutions, we always say that we don’t just process paperwork—we deliver peace of mind. But don’t just take our word for it. Our clients’ experiences speak volumes about how our team steps in to... Read more »

Spanish Power of Attorney (POA)

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Managing Property from Afar Buying or selling a property in Spain is an exciting milestone, but what happens if you cannot physically be here to sign the paperwork? Whether it’s due to work commitments, travel restrictions, or simply living in another country, you don’t have to let logistics stall your property dreams. The ultimate legal solution is a Power of... Read more »

Supreme Court Annuls the National “NRA/ NRAU” Registry

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The Evolving Tourist Rental Market in Spain: National Annulments vs. Regional Rules Navigating the legal framework for short-term and holiday rentals in Spain has recently become both a relief and a point of confusion for property owners. Between breaking judicial rulings from the Supreme Court and strict regional decrees, it is essential to understand exactly what is required to market... Read more »

Property Tax Cut Announced!

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If you’ve been waiting for the perfect moment to step onto the Spanish property ladder or put your home on the market, your patience has just paid off. The Valencian Government has officially slashed the Property Transfer Tax (ITP – Impuesto sobre Transmisiones Patrimoniales) by 1%. While 1% might sound small on paper, in the world of real estate, it... Read more »

Navigating Life in Spain: Why Spanish Solutions Has Been the Trusted Choice Since 2005

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Moving to Spain is a dream for many, but the reality of “papeleo” (paperwork) can quickly become a headache. Whether you are buying a holiday home in Cabo Roig or relocating permanently to the Orihuela Costa, having a partner who speaks the language of both the law and the locals is essential. That is where Spanish Solutions comes in. Our... Read more »

The ultimate expats guide for annual tax return 2025 (Renta)

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Ready for an­other tax sea­son? As it ap­proaches, it’s es­sen­tial to gather all ne­ces­sary doc­u­ments for your an­nual tax fil­ing. While our team at Span­ish Solu­tions stands ready to as­sist you in pre­par­ing everything promptly, here are some vi­tal de­tails to keep in mind be­fore­hand When do I have to submit my tax return? We recommend to our clients to... Read more »

2026 Resident Tax Season: What You Need to Know

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Are you living in Spain for more than 183 days a year? If the answer is yes, then under Spanish law, you are likely considered a tax resident. This means you are required to file a tax return in Spain and pay tax on worldwide income, if applicable. For many expats, the Spanish tax system can feel like a maze.... Read more »

Non-Resident Property Tax in Spain: What You Need to Know

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Owning a property in Spain is a dream for many, but it comes with a few “less-than-dreamy” administrative tasks. If you own a home here but don’t live in Spain full-time (spending less than 183 days a year in the country), you are classified as a non-resident for tax purposes. Even if you don’t earn a single Euro from your... Read more »

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