Blog Category: Taxes in Spain

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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 »

MODEL 720 & MODEL 721 TAX DECLARATION:

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In this blog we provide information about Model 720 (Declaration of Assets Abroad) and the Model 721 (Declaration of Cryptocurrency). The deadline for submission of the Model of 720 is 31st March each year. All the Assets and rights located abroad and valued above €50,000 euros must be declared as of December 31, the previous year. It is a purely… Read more »

A fairer non-resident tax

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Since Brexit, UK residents noticed as non-EU residents that their non-resident tax in Spain increased for a higher proportion. This isn’t exclusively because of Brexit as other non-EU residents had the same problem, but it highlighted an endless problem: The non-resident tax isn’t fair. However, the Spanish Courts are agreeing with the non-residents and making fairer this tax. Let’s see… Read more »

Inheriting in Spain:

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How Probate and Inheritance Tax Work (2025 Update) Losing a loved one is never easy, especially if they live in a foreign country like Spain. Dealing with legal and tax matters afterwards can feel overwhelming. If you’ve recently inherited property or assets in Spain (or expect to), this short blog will help you understand how inheritance tax works, what probate… Read more »

Discover the Essential Deductions for Your Annual Tax Return

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Governments often offer an array of deductions, yet applying for all of them can be quite daunting. Here, we will focus on the most important ones that we believe you can take advantage of. National deductions Deductions for Solar Panels This deduction has been available since 6th October 2021 and runs to 31st December 2024. Its mainly for the works… Read more »

The ultimate expats guide for annual tax return 2024 (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 »

Dealing with debts to the Tax Agency in Spain. A nightmare!

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At a certain point in our lives, we may receive a letter from the Tax Office in Spain claiming that we have an outstanding debt. The reasons for this can vary. Nobody likes this situation, and it’s common to feel a bit lost. Are the surcharges I have to pay correct? We will help you understand better how the Tax… Read more »

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