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4 things you must know before issuing invoices as a self-employed person in Spain
1. VAT is not your moneyVAT (normally 21%) is charged to your client, but you must later pay it to the Tax Agency (modelo 303). It is not part of your income. 2. IRPF is an advance tax paymentThe withholding tax (usually arround 19%) works as follows: it will be paid at the end of …
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How to Issue a Proforma Invoice in Spain for EU Services (Reverse Charge Example)
When providing services from Spain to a company established in another EU country, it is essential to issue invoices correctly in accordance with Spanish tax regulations and EU VAT rules. Below, we explain a practical example based on a real scenario, including all mandatory elements required in Spain. Case Overview Issuer (Service Provider):Martha PadilloNIF: 35465852HAddress: …
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Company registration in Spain
Here is the updated version of your blog article, incorporating the 2022 “Create and Grow” Law (Ley Crea y Crece) updates and the additional administrative steps required for a fully operational company in 2026. I have also added the specific disclaimer regarding the €1 capital option as requested. How to Set Up a Limited Company …
Buying Property in Spain: Resident vs Non-Resident Tax Obligations Explained
Buying property in Spain is an important investment, but it also creates ongoing tax obligations that many owners underestimate. Whether the property is used as a main residence, a holiday home, or an investment, the Spanish tax system requires owners to determine their status and comply accordingly. Resident vs Non-Resident: Key Criteria When you acquire …
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10 Documents You Should Prepare for Your 2025 Renta (Income Tax Return in Spain)
Preparing your Renta 2025 (corresponding to income earned in 2025 and filed in 2026) in advance will save you time, stress, and potentially money. Spanish tax legislation has introduced several updates in 2025 that may affect your declaration, including new deductions and exemptions . Below is a practical checklist of the 10 essential documents you …
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📢 Important Update: From Quarterly to Annual Filing for Rental Income (Modelo 210)
New filing rules for non-residents renting out property in Spain – effective from 2024 If you’re a non-resident who owns and rents out property in Spain, this update concerns you. Starting from income accrued as of January 1st, 2024, the Spanish Tax Authority (AEAT) has introduced an important change in the way Modelo 210 is …
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AEAT delays mandatory Verifactu e-invoicing to 2027: what this means for freelancers and small businesses
We’re writing to you again today because there is truly breaking news that affects you directly and that you should be aware of as soon as possible. ⚠️ The Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT) is delaying the mandatory rollout of the new Verifactu invoicing system for companies and freelancers until 2027. ⚠️ This postponement comes after …
How Much Will You Pay When Selling a Property in 2026?
For Residents in the Balearic Islands, and also similar situations in the rest of Spain. If you’re planning to sell a property in 2026, it’s essential to understand the costs and taxes involved. For residents in the Balearic Islands, the total expenses from the sale — including taxes and associated fees — typically range from …
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Convenio Especial vs Private Health Insurance in Spain (2026): Which One Fits Your Situation?
Thinking about moving to Spain—or already here—and want reliable access to the public healthcare system? Two common routes for non-insured residents are the Convenio Especial (a paid affiliation to Spain’s public system) and private health insurance. Here’s a clear, up-to-date comparison so you can pick the option that really works for your life, visa, and …