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NON RESIDENTS

The non-residents will only declare on the income, assets, properties and economic interests that they have in Spain. Considering your country of residence, you may be eligible to apply for certain deductions that will lead to tax savings. Our team will analyse your situation, advise you on the best options and keep you informed about any relevant legal changes that could affect your tax situation. 

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AM I A NON-RESIDENT?

The taxes that you must pay in Spain and the tax rate depends on your tax residency status. Therefore, you must first determine whether if you are classified as a Spanish tax resident or non-resident.

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NON-RESIDENT 
INCOME TAX

If you are Spanish non-resident with assets or salary in Spain you have tax obligations to fulfil. Such assets include properties whether empty or rented. 

Considering your country of residence, you may be eligible to apply for certain deductions that will lead to tax savings.

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CAPITAL GAINS

The non-residents must declare the capital gains obtained from assets, dividends, interests and shares that they held in Spain. The form must be submitted no matter if you get losses or profit from the sale

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INHERITANCE AND DONATIONS

If you are a non-resident, you will pay this tax if you receive a donation/ inheritance from a Spanish resident or from a non-resident whose asset donated or legacy is in Spain. Significant tax allowances can vary according to the region of Spain and the relationship with the deceased or the donor.

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WEALTH TAX

The Wealth Tax in Spain is an annual tax on the total net value of assets. It must be submitted individually: it cannot be submitted jointly with your partner or spouse. If you are a non-resident, it will apply only to the assets you hold in Spain. There are significant tax allowances which may also change according to where you live and where the asset is held

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PURCHASES

As a non-resident buying a property in Spain, you will be subject to VAT at the rate of 10%, to ITP tax (property transfer tax) and AJD tax on the purchase price depending on the seller. The ITP and AJD tax vary depending on the region in Spain where the property is located. It is important to budget for these taxes and to ensure compliance with all Spanish tax laws.

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