Living in Spain
Stay on top of your Spanish tax obligations
Once you are living in Spain, your tax obligations may continue from year to year and can change as your personal, family or financial circumstances evolve. The right approach depends on your situation and the rules that apply.
AlbeaTax advises individuals and families on Spanish tax matters, including Spanish Tax Returns (Renta / IRPF), foreign asset reporting and coordination with tax advisors abroad.
We can review the information relevant to your Spanish tax return, explain the documents and concepts involved and prepare the return within the scope agreed with you. Whether a return is required, and what it should include, depends on your circumstances.
If you hold assets or rights outside Spain, it may be necessary to consider Spanish informative reporting requirements, including Form 720 (Modelo 720). The applicable rules and reporting position depend on the assets, their values and your circumstances. We can assess the information provided and advise on the Spanish reporting steps that may apply.
Review pensions, retirement accounts, foreign-asset reporting and wealth taxation in our Retiring in Spain guidance.
Income, investments, property, family changes or other events may raise additional Spanish tax questions. We can review the issues within our individual tax services and explain when a separate specialist advisor may be needed.
With your authorization, we can coordinate with your CPA or tax advisor abroad, share relevant information and arrange virtual meetings to clarify questions or confirm transactions. We can also provide copies of Spanish filings included in our agreed scope and explain each document.
Tell us about your current situation and what you need help with. We can arrange an initial briefing and discuss possible next steps.
Your circumstances may change. Explore the other stages and the Spanish tax questions that may come next.
Explore our support with Spanish Tax Returns (Renta / IRPF), Form 720 and other informative returns, and the Special Tax Regime (Beckham Law).