First of all
You should know the conditions established by the Personal Income Tax Law for an individual to be considered a tax resident in Spain.
In order to be a tax resident, the regulations establish two basic requirements: to remain in Spain for more than 183 days during the calendar year and that the main core or base of your activities or economic interests, directly or indirectly, is located in Spain.
If you do not meet these requirements and you
have real estate in Spain, remember that there
is an obligation to pay taxes on your property in
these cases:
- Imputed income from urban real estate (annual obligation)
- Income from the transfer of real estate (obligation within three months from the moment of the transfer)
- Other incomes such as rents (quarterly obligation).
From SMMART Services we can help and advise you
in the fulfillment of your obligations and optimize your taxes. We follow up on your case and provide the services in a fast, agile and efficient way.
