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This article is part of our guide Inheritance in Spain with a non-resident, expat or foreigner which you will find in our Inheritance in Spain section.
With globalisation, inheritances and donations with non-residents or foreigners are becoming more and more frequent. For example, when a parent resident in Spain with a child living abroad dies, or when a foreigner living in Spain receives an inheritance from a relative resident abroad.
In order to clarify how Spanish Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISD) works in such cases, we have published this series of articles which are intended as a guide to the most important points on how to act in the event that the inheritance involves non-residents or foreigners.
Index of the guide
The points we are going to look at in this guide are as follows:
– In which country should I pay tax?
– Spanish regulations
– Characteristics, subjects and groups
– Where to pay inheritance tax
– How inheritance tax is calculated
– Inheritance tax by Autonomous Communities
– When the assets are companies
– Deadlines for paying the tax
In the following articles we will develop each of these points in detail.
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