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I own property in Spain and live abroad
We determine which Form 210 filings apply, verify the property data and organise the deadlines.
Review Form 210 →Spanish taxation · international clients
Your situation crosses borders. The Spanish side needs to be clear.
Spanish Form 210, property, inheritance and tax residence matters handled remotely, with human review, clear deadlines and one point of contact.
Specialised brand of a Spanish firmHuman reviewES / ENRemote handling
If an action is unnecessary, lacks a sound basis or a simpler route is available, we will tell you that too.
Common situations
What do you need to resolve in Spain?
We start with the client’s situation and connect it to the right Spanish tax work.
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I am buying or selling property in Spain
We review the Spanish tax position before completion, the relevant withholdings and the post-completion obligations.
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An inheritance or gift involves more than one country
We determine where to file, which rules apply and how the foreign documentation should be coordinated.
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I am moving to Spain or leaving Spain
We analyse tax residence, treaties, dates and special regimes before decisions that may be difficult to reverse.
Review the move →05
I have received a notice or have outstanding returns
We organise the history, identify the deadlines and determine the appropriate response or regularisation route.
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I need the Spanish side kept under control
We handle filings, follow-up and representation through one coherent file and one point of contact.
View representation →Real client cases
Real matters, without turning them into testimonials.
Anonymised international client matters. We explain the problem, the work carried out and how the file ended, without publishing information that identifies the client.
Form 210 · Review
Filed and paid, but calculated using the wrong property value
Another provider had filed Form 210 and the payment was recognised. Our review found that the reference value had been used instead of the applicable cadastral value.
OutcomeThe declared base was more than two and a half times the estimated correct base, and the rectification route was identified.
View the case →Property · Purchase
Buying a home in Madrid as an international purchaser
An overseas buyer was acquiring a home in Madrid and needed the Spanish tax and post-completion steps coordinated around the transaction.
OutcomeThe transaction was reviewed from a Spanish tax perspective and the property was registered, with the buyer’s ongoing Spanish obligations identified from the outset.
View property tax service →Estate planning · Cross-border
Two countries, two wills and one estate plan that had to work together
A client with assets and ties in Spain and another European country had testamentary arrangements in both jurisdictions and a life-insurance policy that had never been reviewed as one plan.
OutcomeThe client received a reasoned roadmap for aligning the succession plan and avoiding contradictory decisions across jurisdictions.
View inheritance and gifts service →Our method
First understand the facts. Then decide the filing.
International tax problems are often caused by starting with a form instead of the facts. We establish residence, ownership, dates, tax connection and evidence before filing.
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Define the Spanish tax issue
What is taxable in Spain, who is the taxpayer and which authority is competent.
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Check residence, dates and evidence
Residence certificates, deeds, cadastral data, contracts and prior filings are reviewed only when relevant.
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File and keep the position documented
We handle the Spanish filing and retain a coherent record in case the Tax Agency asks questions later.
Selected insights
Tax rules change. The file still has to make sense.
We publish only when there is a practical change or a recurring issue worth explaining.
New · Beckham Law
Can a Spanish citizen returning from abroad claim the Beckham Law?
Remote work, qualifying routes and the Form 149 deadline to plan before returning.
Read article →Property
Selling Spanish property as a non-resident
The 3% withholding, capital gain and documents to prepare.
Read article →NRIT
Rental expenses for owners outside the EU
What Spanish law says, what the courts have held and what remains unsettled.
Read article →Contact
Tell us what is happening in Spain.
First we assess whether action is needed. If the matter does not require professional intervention or there is a simpler route, we will say so before defining the engagement.
We first identify the tax issue, the deadlines and the documents that will actually be needed. Then we tell you how we can handle it.