Spanish
Taxation Advice
Managing your tax obligations in both the UK and Spain can be complicated and time consuming. Our team of tax specialists can help you find solutions for your personal and company tax requirements.
Speak with one of our specialists for a free consultation and take the first step towards optimising your own tax situation.
It is important to ascertain whether you are a Dutch resident for tax purposes.
There are a few ways to achieve this, including spending over 183 days of every tax year in Spain.
Planning when to move is important because the Spanish tax year runs from 1st January and bad planning could result in an unnecessary tax bill.
Tax Residency
The European Union Double Tax Treaty prevents your income from being taxed in both countries. However, without proper planning you may pay tax in the wrong country and consequently pay more than you need to.
Finding the best solution for your individual circumstances can be complicated so speak with one of our advisers to ensure you have the most tax-efficient arrangement in place.
Double
Tax Treaty
If you're moving to Spain for work, you may be eligible to take advantage of the "Beckham Law". This is a special expatriate tax regime designed to attract international talent.
Under this regime, you are taxed only on Spanish-source income, not global income. Employment income is taxed at a flat rate of 24% up to €600,000.
In addition, there is no tax on foreign capital gains or investment income.