Tax Form 210, annual returns and purchase taxes — handled end to end, in five languages.
Tax in a foreign country should not feel like a maze. Our tax advisors on the Costa del Sol keep residents and non-residents compliant — clearly, on time and in your language. If you own property here, start with our dedicated guide to Modelo 210, Spain’s non-resident tax return.
Before you buy or sell: we calculate your purchase taxes (ITP, VAT, AJD), plan capital gains and structure your position as resident or non-resident — so the numbers are clear before the notary.
We prepare and file Tax Form 210 (imputed income and rental income) and your annual non-resident returns — with reminders so no deadline is ever missed.
Selling as a non-resident? The buyer withholds 3% of the price for the tax office. We file the reclaim and recover what is yours after capital gains are settled.
Yes. If you own property in Spain you file non-resident income tax every year — even if the property is empty — plus local property tax (IBI). We prepare and file it for you.
The return non-residents use to declare income in Spain: imputed income from an empty property or rental income. Filing periods depend on the type of income — we track every deadline for you.
Yes. The whole process is handled remotely: you send us your documents, we prepare the return, you approve it and we file it — in five languages.
When a non-resident sells, the buyer must withhold 3% of the price and pay it to the tax office on account of your capital gains. If the final tax is lower, we reclaim the difference for you.
Resale purchases pay Transfer Tax (ITP); new builds pay VAT plus Stamp Duty (AJD). We calculate the exact figures for your purchase before you sign anything.
Owning real estate in Spain entails tax responsibilities. We guide you through the real estate tax regulations, helping you to optimise your tax scenario while enjoying the benefits of your property investment.
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