
Spanish tax concession scheme for expats (and "home workers"?) explained.
Are you going to work in Spain? Are you an expat? The Beckham rule offers a number of tax benefits for expats in Spain. Find more info here.
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Are you going to work in Spain? Are you an expat? The Beckham rule offers a number of tax benefits for expats in Spain. Find more info here.

Belgium was recently condemned for the different method of taxation between domestic real estate and foreign real estate. Indeed, residential real estate located in Belgium is treated more favourably

This article explains more about capital gains tax when building your own home in Spain.

Does your child or another family member live in Spain and are you considering a donation? Please note that the tax domicile of the beneficiary is decisive. In

Buying a flat in Madrid comes with a number of additional costs and taxes. This article gives you an overview.

Several articles have appeared in the press (HLN, GVA) about compatriots planning to move permanently to Spain or work from home there. However, first consider the tax implications of a move.

Newsletter May 2020|Since this week, tax-on-web is back online. This means that we may complete our tax return for income year 2019. However, you have property in Spain.

On the extinction of usufruct in Spain - usually due to the death of the usufructuary - the bare owner acquires full ownership. The

Several taxes in the Canary Islands, including inheritance and gift taxes, will go up from January 2020. Personal income tax and IGIC (similar to

To avoid Spanish wealth tax, many buyers choose to buy through a company. However, the Spanish tax authorities see through these structures: the

When buying property in Ibiza (Balearic Islands), you need to factor in a total cost buyer that varies between 12% and 15% on top of the purchase price.

Capital gains tax in Spain (Impuesto sobre las Ganancias Patrimoniales) is calculated on the difference between the net sales value and the revalued purchase price. For non-residents, a