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A lovely testimonial

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  “I would like to complement Amanda and her team at Spanish Solution for the professional and efficient service they provided for my family with our recent property transactions including the smooth operation setting up NIE Number, Wills and transferring of Bank Accounts and utilities. I would highly recommend anyone looking for assistance on Spanish property, tax and law, the... Read more »

Semana Santa

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Spain celebrates Easter Week much more than most European countries and Semana Santa is probably the most important festival on the Spanish calendar. From 25th March until 1st April 2018 Semana Santa will completely dominate Spain, so no matter where you are, there’ll be something to commemorate the Resurrection. Seville and Malaga are the main places to visit and watch... Read more »

Avoidance of inheritance tax by special equity release schemes

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Spanish inheritance tax is exaggerated in bars, on the streets, and by a small few who have a vested interest in getting money our of people by suggested complicated equity release schemes. Unfortunately, we have one such case where a couple were persuaded to take out an equity release mortgage on their property as a measure to avoid inheritance tax... Read more »

Networks Theatre Orihuela ( In English)

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 Many people bemoan the fact that it is difficult for them to see theatre in English in Spain. The Networks Theatre in Orihuela is a permanent home for English-speaking theatre in Orihuela, performing a purpose-built, blackbox theatre in San Agustin Street, opposite Colegio Jesus Maria. Since 1998 they have produced up to seven shows a year, all in the English... Read more »

Moving to Spain Check List

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If you are looking to enjoy a permanent or non-permanent life in Spain, we recommend you follow this advice below:- Advice before buying a property: – Find a lawyer who speaks good English as well as Spanish, who will explain everything properly to you and detail the costs. They will carry out searches, as it is vital to check a... Read more »

What paperwork needs changing after getting married in Spain?

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The first proviso here is that is is not necessary to change anything if you do not wish to in Spain.  The practice in Spain is not for women to change their names to a married name, so by doing so, you are going against the usual protocol in the country, trying to impose another country´s usual practice, thus almost always... Read more »

Nesting Birds

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Once swallows or house martins have nested in the eves of your house, they will return every year to nest again. They are attracted to the shelter of overhangs and especially love stucco/cement plaster walls where the mud sticks so well. I know they are lovely to watch and listen to but not if they are making a mess every... Read more »

Neighbours´ dogs barking on a Community

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Are your neighbours’ dogs barking continuously? Here is what to do….. 1. Firstly, you need to approach the neighbours in a positive and friendly manner, explain the problem calmly. They may not have realized the dogs were causing a nuisance, and things might improve after speaking nicely to them about it. 2. Wait for a week or so to see... Read more »

Wines & Vineyards of Murcia

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Wines and Vineyards of Murcia Just a short drive from the Orihuela Costa, the Murcia region is home to three D.O. titles – Bullas, Jumilla and Yecla. Vines are said to have been introduced to the region by the Phoenicians in ancient times. Murcia’s winemaking reputation has been somewhat inconsistent through the centuries. During Roman times, demand and esteem were high, and then again in... Read more »

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