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How to Choose a Legal & Tax Advisor in Spain: A Checklist for Foreigners
Choosing the wrong legal or tax advisor in Spain doesn't just cost money—it risks your residency status, property investments, and financial security. This essential guide provides the critical criteria foreigners must evaluate when selecting professional...
The Beckham Law in 2026: Is It Still the Best Tax Regime for Foreign Professionals?
The Beckham Law—Spain's special tax regime for impatriate workers—remains one of the most powerful tax tools available in Europe, offering a flat 24% tax rate on Spanish employment income up to €600,000 and exemption from taxation on most foreign-source income for six...
The Annual Accounts: A Step-by-Step Guide to Filing with the Mercantile Registry
Every Spanish company—whether a thriving S.L. with 50 employees or a dormant holding company with zero revenue—faces one of the most critical annual compliance obligations under Spanish corporate law: the preparation, approval, and public filing of annual accounts...
The 3% Capital Gains Tax Retention for Non-Resident Sellers, Explained
For international property owners selling Spanish real estate—British retirees unwinding Marbella investments, German entrepreneurs exiting Barcelona properties, American tech workers liquidating Valencia apartments, French investors closing Madrid holdings—the moment...
Hire a Tax Advisor for Beckham Law Application in Madrid
Applying for Spain's Beckham Law without expert guidance risks denial, delays, and the permanent loss of a tax-saving opportunity worth up to €150,000 over six years. In Madrid, where international professionals face the country's most competitive relocation...
Cryptocurrency Taxation in Spain for Foreigners: The Complete 2026 Guide
For international crypto investors relocating to Spain—British traders moving under post-Brexit rules, American tech entrepreneurs establishing Spanish residency via Digital Nomad Visa, German investors seeking Mediterranean lifestyle, French expats leveraging...