International taxation

Form 720 and investment portfolios held abroad often cause errors for tax residents in Spain. Although a portfolio may look like a single investment account, for Form 720 purposes it...

If you receive a Swedish pension in Spain and are tax resident in Spain, it is important to review its tax treatment correctly. Many Swedish citizens believe that public pensions...

Buying a property in Spain can be much more than an investment. For many people, it marks the beginning of a new stage: living close to the sea, enjoying a...

The taxation of trusts in Spain raises complex issues because Spanish law does not recognise the trust as a domestic legal institution. For this reason, its tax treatment requires looking...

The income tax return Spain expatriates process is a key obligation that requires proper tax planning, especially when income or assets are spread across multiple countries. Every spring, between April...

Model ETE for non residents in Spain is a reporting obligation that may affect international transactions such as property sales to non-resident buyers. What is the Model ETE?   The...

Spain offers a particularly attractive tax regime for foreign professionals and executives who relocate to the country. This regime, commonly known as the “Beckham Law”, allows individuals to be taxed...

The taxation of cryptocurrencies in Spain has become increasingly relevant as more investors include digital assets in their portfolios. Understanding how these assets are taxed is essential to ensure compliance...