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Spanish tax for non-residents: organise obligations, anticipate risk and regularise the past.

Living abroad does not remove Spanish tax obligations. We identify what must be filed, regularise missing years and deal with notices in the context of your residence, income, property and the applicable treaty.

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Technical review: August 2026

Form 210Property, rentals, sales and other Spanish-source income.
Tax residenceResident or non-resident status should be established before applying the tax rules.
TreatiesWe review the relevant double-tax treaty where it may limit or coordinate taxation.
RepresentationIt may be mandatory in certain cases or useful for filings and notifications.

One-off work

We handle a specific Spanish tax obligation and provide the filing or work product for the agreed engagement.

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Ongoing

Recurring tax follow-up

For owners or taxpayers with recurring obligations, we can organise the tax calendar, recurring filings and, where the appropriate power is in place, notice monitoring.

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Non-Resident Income Tax (NRIT - Model 210)

Comprehensive NRIT (Form 210) management for property, sales, dividends and interest. We apply the new deadlines and distinguish the Tax Agency's ordinary filing rule from a possible third-country expense rectification. See the NRIT calculator, our legal analysis and the monitoring and claims service.

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Special Inpatriate Tax Regime (Beckham Law)

Advice and complete management of the Special Tax Regime for Inpatriates (known as Beckham Law). Ideal for employees, professionals, directors, or entrepreneurs moving their tax residence to Spain who wish to optimize their Personal Income Tax (IRPF) liability.

Full Beckham Law Guide

Inheritance and Donations for Non-Residents

We manage inheritances (Inheritance Tax) and donations (Gift Tax) with international elements: non-resident heirs or donees with assets in Spain, or Spanish residents receiving assets from abroad. We apply double taxation treaties and specific regulations.

In certain situations, particularly for residents outside the EU/EEA, appointing a tax representative in Spain may be mandatory.

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Tax representation and AEAT notices

We act as your representatives before the Spanish Tax Agency. Once the relevant power of attorney has been registered and accepted, we can access notices, alert you and provide the initial handling defined in the engagement. Representation is mandatory only in certain cases; in others, it is a voluntary safeguard against missed communications.

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Advice on Property Sales and Purchases by Non-Residents

Specific tax advice on the implications (3% withholding on sale, capital gains tax, NRIT on capital gains, VAT or ITP on purchase) when buying or selling properties in Spain as a non-resident. We help you understand the tax implications of the transaction and comply correctly with Spanish tax regulations.

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Other Procedures and Consultations for Non-Residents

We assist with other procedures and consultations related to your status as a non-resident in Spain, including obtaining an NIE (Foreigner Identification Number), tax residence certificates, application of double taxation treaties, and general tax inquiries.

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Common non-resident cases

Model 210 for rental or imputed income.
Property sales and 3% withholding.
Beckham Law applications.
International inheritances and gifts.
Tax representation in Spain.
Tax advice for expatriates and non-resident owners.

Questions about your tax situation as a non-resident in Spain?

Contact our experts in non-resident taxation for personalized advice and ensure you comply correctly with Spanish regulations, ensuring proper compliance with Spanish tax obligations.

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Related real client cases

Anonymised files: we show the problem, the work and the outcome without publishing information that identifies the client.

Non-residents · Sale

Selling a Spanish property from abroad with outstanding Form 210 filings

A non-resident owner was preparing to sell a Spanish property when earlier years of imputed-income filings were found to be outstanding.

OutcomeThe previous years were brought up to date and the Spanish tax position on the sale was closed with the calculations, payments and evidence properly organised.
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Form 210 · Rental

A Spanish property rented for part of the year by two non-resident owners

Two non-resident co-owners rented their Spanish property for part of the year and kept it available for the remainder, without a clear structure for periods, taxpayers and filings.

OutcomeThe position was organised by taxpayer and income type, with the returns filed and a timetable in place to avoid further delays.
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Tax Agency · Non-residents

Two Spanish Tax Agency requests and a return that had overpaid tax

Two owners living outside Spain came to us with a late filing, two Tax Agency requests and a self-assessment that had attributed 100% of rental income to a person who owned only 50% of the property.

OutcomeThe requests were dealt with, the file returned to a regular position and recovery of the overpayment was set in motion.
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