If you’re running a business or freelancing in Spain, figuring out how much Value Added Tax (VAT, or IVA) to charge can feel like a moving target. Do you always charge 21%? The short answer: No. Whether you need to charge VAT—and how much—depends entirely on who your customer is and where they are located. […]
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The 20% Tax Break New Freelancers Are Missing Out On: Spain’s Little-Known IRPF Reduction Starting a new business or registering as a freelancer (autónomo) in Spain is an exciting venture, but it often comes with a steep learning curve—especially when it comes to taxes. While most new freelancers are aware of the “flat rate” (tarifa
The law uses the 183-day rule to decide if you must pay tax in Spain on your worldwide income. You ARE a Spanish resident if: You spend more than 183 days in Spain during a calendar year. Note: “Sporadic absences” (short trips away) still count as time spent in Spain unless you can prove you
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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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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. How to Set Up a Limited Company in Spain (2026 Updated Guide) Company registration in Spain Find out the steps you
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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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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
Financial advisors guiding digital nomads relocating to Spain must understand how international tax reporting regimes work. Spain taxes its residents on worldwide income, so newcomers (including holders of Spain’s new Digital Nomad Visa) should be aware that their foreign bank accounts and investments are not hidden from the Spanish Tax Agency. Two key frameworks enable
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Explanation about Digital Nomad Visa and Beckham Law in Spain: Key Differences. Among the most attractive options for those looking to relocate are the Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) and the Spanish Special Expats’ Tax Regime (Régimen especial aplicable a los trabajadores desplazados a territorio español), commonly known as the Beckham Law (BL). However, there is
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Tired of complex tax rules? The EU’s DAC7 Directive simplifies things for digital platforms like yours and their sellers. Here’s your 2024 update on what you need to know! What is DAC7? Simply put, DAC7 requires platforms to report income & activity details of certain sellers to tax authorities. This ensures fairer competition and improves
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