por jota | Ago 13, 2026 | Sin categoría
Summary: What Are the Main Tax Filing Deadlines in Spain for January 2026? Spain’s Q4 and annual tax deadlines—including Models 190, 390, 347, and Form 210—fall primarily between January 1 and January 31, 2026. Meeting these obligations is crucial to avoid...
por jota | Jul 28, 2026 | Sin categoría
What Is Form 211? Form 211 (Modelo 211 — IRNR: Retención en la adquisición de bienes inmuebles a no residentes) is the AEAT form used by the buyer to declare and pay the 3% retention when purchasing a property from a non-resident seller.The logic behind the retention...
por jota | Jul 25, 2026 | Sin categoría
January 30, 2026 is the final deadline for Spanish self-employed professionals and businesses to file their fourth-quarter VAT returns (Modelo 303) and annual VAT summary (Modelo 390). Missing this date triggers automatic penalties ranging from 5%–20% of unpaid VAT,...
por jota | Jul 23, 2026 | Sin categoría
If you live in Spain and receive US Social Security, Spain taxes those benefits in full as ordinary income — and the Spain–US tax treaty allows it. This is one of the most widely misunderstood points in expat taxation. Here is the correct position, the treaty text...
por jota | Jul 18, 2026 | Sin categoría
Everything You Need to Know About Spanish Succession Law, Forced Heirship, and Inheritance TaxSpanish inheritance law presents critical challenges for international residents and property owners—from forced heirship rules that override your wishes to complex tax...
por jota | Jun 2, 2026 | Sin categoría
Why the Costa Blanca Leads Europe for Foreign Buyers Foreign buyers account for approximately 45% of all property transactions on the Costa Blanca — Spain’s highest ratio and well above the national average of ~14%. Over 90 nationalities purchased actively in...
