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The Spanish tax system can be complex, and if you obtain any type of income in Spain without being a tax resident, it’s normal to have doubts about how to comply correctly with your obligations. Understanding what you need to know to file the Non-Resident Income Tax Return (IRNR) is essential, as this is the main tax you must face if you are considered a...Read more

Taxes in Spain and Europe: A Necessary Comparison Taxes are the foundation that sustains the functioning of modern states. They finance essential public services such as healthcare, education and infrastructure. However, not all countries apply the same tax burden or distribute taxes in the same way. In Europe, tax systems share common principles, although there are notable differences in the rates applied and in how...Read more

When you’re buying a home in Spain, the asking price you see in the advert is rarely the final price you’ll pay. In most cases, there’s room for negotiation — and knowing how to handle that process can save you a significant amount of money. Why negotiate the purchase price of a property? The objective of negotiating the price when buying an apartment, house or...Read more

From the moment you consider putting a property up for sale until it is signed with a notary, a considerable amount of time can pass. Although there is an average period determined by statistics for how long it takes to sell a flat or house in Spain, all the factors that can make this time longer or shorter must also be considered. Factors that influence...Read more

In this time of immediacy, we often rush through everything that happens in our lives. Moreover, when it comes to something financially significant, such as inheritance, it can solve or improve living conditions in some cases. Legal processes, such as inheritance after death, can be complicated to understand and can take a long time, as we will see in this article. When will I receive...Read more

If taxation in your own country can be difficult, when you don’t reside in Spain but have to pay taxes on income earned there, things get even more complicated. What is the IRNR? The Non-Resident Income Tax, known by its acronym IRNR, is a direct tax levied on the income earned in Spanish territory by non-resident individuals and entities. This non-resident tax consists of a...Read more