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Taxes in Spain
Although we know that taxes are positive for society as a whole, because they create infrastructure and public services, nobody wants to pay more for the income they receive. That’s why there are always ways to try to reduce tax payments in Spain as much as possible. Tax planning To save on taxes, a good...
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Some foreigners consider self-employment as a good option for professional development in Spain. Before doing so, you should consider the requirements and the advantages and disadvantages of being self-employed in Spain. Can foreigners be self-employed in Spain? Yes, it is possible to be self-employed in Spain as a foreigner. In fact, both EU and non-EU...
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Tax season often brings plenty of questions — and many people don’t know where to start. VAT (Value Added Tax) is one of the main taxes paid in Spain. That’s why it’s essential to understand how to file your VAT return correctly to avoid problems with the Spanish Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria). Who has to...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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The price in the sales process is essential for the transaction to be successful. If the asking price is set too high, there will be no buyers, and it will take longer to sell. On the other hand, if the property is priced too low, it may sell more quickly, but the transaction will yield...
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One of the most feared aspects of any transaction is the potential tax implications. When you receive an inheritance in Spain, you’ll also have to pay various taxes. Inheritance tax This tax is primarily applied when an inheritance is received after death. It is paid for the transfer of the deceased’s assets to another natural...
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Everything related to taxes is complex and often feared. In Spain, as in many other countries, there are different taxes applicable to transactions and individuals depending on each individual’s specific situation. Let’s clarify some aspects related to Spanish taxation for foreigners. Which foreigners must declare their income? The difference between declaring income tax and not...
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