Arriving in Spain

Put your Spanish tax position into practice

After arriving in Spain, your plans meet the facts of your move. The date you arrived, how you work and your personal circumstances can affect the Spanish tax questions and procedures that need attention.

AlbeaTax advises individuals and families on Spanish tax matters. We can review your situation and, with your authorization, coordinate with your tax advisor abroad.

Review your tax residence position

Whether you are tax resident in Spain depends on the facts of your case and the applicable rules. We can review the circumstances of your move, including your time in Spain, work arrangements and wider economic interests, to help you understand the Spanish tax position.

Assess the Special Tax Regime (Beckham Law)

If the Special Tax Regime (Beckham Law) may be relevant, we can assess the applicable conditions, identify the supporting documents required for your circumstances and advise on the process. The regime is not automatic. Form 149 is used for the relevant communications concerning the regime, including an election where applicable.

Identify the Spanish tax steps that apply to you

The first filings and communications depend on your circumstances and the work already completed. We can explain the Spanish procedures relevant to the services agreed, prepare the agreed submissions and provide copies of documents filed with the Spanish Tax Agency, explaining each form and concept.

Coordinate with your advisors abroad

With your authorization, we can share relevant information with your CPA or tax advisor abroad and arrange virtual meetings with them to clarify questions or confirm transactions.

Need help after your arrival?

Tell us when you arrived, how you are working in Spain and what you would like to clarify. We can arrange an initial briefing to discuss your circumstances and possible next steps.

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