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10 Documents You Should Prepare for Your 2025 Renta (Income Tax Return in Spain)

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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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AEAT delays mandatory Verifactu e-invoicing to 2027: what this means for freelancers and small businesses

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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 …

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How Much Will You Pay When Selling a Property in 2026?

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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?

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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 …

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How the Spanish Tax Agency Tracks the Bank and Cash Transactions of Self-Employed Workers

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  How the Spanish Tax Agency Tracks the Bank and Cash Transactions of Self-Employed Workers If you’re self-employed in Spain, it’s essential to understand that your financial activity—both in bank accounts and in cash—is increasingly under the microscope of the Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria). With new tools and reporting obligations, Hacienda is tightening control over …

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Monedas virtuales informadas Renta Cryptos in Spain, renta IRPF announcement.

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Here’s the finished blog article with a professional tone and clear invitation: Monedas virtuales informadas “CR2” Reported virtual currencies “CR2” Monedas virtuales informadas. De acuerdo con los datos que dispone la AEAT, usted ha realizado operaciones con monedas virtuales y/o tiene saldos en monedas virtuales del año 2023. Le recordamos que las ganancias y/o pérdidas …

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🧾 How to Grant a Power of Attorney for Tax Payments on the AEAT Website (Spain)

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If you would like us to manage and pay your taxes or tax debts directly via direct debit using your bank account, the Spanish Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria) requires that you grant us a Power of Attorney (Poder para trámites tributarios específicos). Follow this quick step-by-step guide to complete the process online: ✅ Step-by-Step Instructions …

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How to Obtain a New NIF Identification Card in Spain

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Have you lost your NIF card or need a duplicate for any reason? Fortunately, the Spanish Tax Agency allows you to request a new NIF identification card quickly and easily online—no need to visit an office in person. What is the NIF Identification Card? The NIF (Número de Identificación Fiscal) identification card certifies your tax …

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FATCA vs. CRS: How Spain Tracks Foreign Accounts for Digital Nomads

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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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What to Know About Keeping an Inactive Company in Spain

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In many cases, a company may cease its business activities, but the directors decide not to dissolve it. This is often done with the hope that the company might be reactivated in the future, either in the same line of business or a new one. Another common reason for maintaining an inactive company is to …

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