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Your Complete Guide to Avoiding Double Taxation for EU Citizens in Spain (2025)
At Lextax, we’ve guided hundreds of EU citizens through their move to Spain. We understand the excitement of starting a new chapter here—the vibrant culture, the Mediterranean lifestyle, the endless sunshine. We also know that navigating Spanish tax law can feel...
Overpaid Tax on Your Spanish Property? A Guide for Non-EU Owners to Reclaim Thousands
A landmark ruling by Spain's National High Court has declared a key part of its non-resident tax law illegal. This decision allows property owners from outside the EU/EEA—including those from the UK, USA, and Switzerland—to reclaim a significant portion of the income...
The Complete Guide to Spain’s Non-Lucrative Visa for US Citizens
From the sun-drenched beaches of the Costa del Sol to the historic, vibrant streets of Madrid and Barcelona, Spain is increasingly attracting U.S. citizens seeking a peaceful, affordable, and culturally rich lifestyle. Whether you are planning your retirement, living...
The Ultimate Guide to the Spain-UK Double Taxation Agreement (Post-Brexit Update)
For any British expat, retiree, or person planning to move to Spain while receiving a UK pension, understanding the tax implications is fundamental. The post-Brexit scenario has added new layers of complexity, but the core principles of the Double Taxation Agreement...
Spain’s Digital Tax Revolution is Here: Your Action Plan for 2026
The era of invoicing with Word or Excel templates in Spain is officially over. As of 2026, Spain is enforcing a strict digital transformation of how every business, freelancer, and expat issues invoices and reports income. This is not a distant plan; the deadlines are...
The Definitive Guide: How US Social Security is Taxed for Expats in Spain
Quick Guide for US Expats in Spain: ✅ Taxed Only in the US: US Social Security benefits do not pay direct tax in Spain. 🇪🇸 Exempt by Treaty: Article 20 of the Double Taxation Treaty makes it exempt in Spain. 📝 Mandatory Declaration: Despite being exempt, you must...