If you are planning to live in Spain long term, you should be aware that once you have moved here, you must apply for a residence permit, also known as the EU green card/certificate. This will give you access to many benefits, such as health care in Spain. Who can apply for this kind of […] La entrada Applying for residency as an EU national se publicó primero en Expats Magazine ..read more

Are you in Spain for more than six months (183 days) of the calendar year or are your main economic interests in Spain? If the answer is yes, then you are considered a tax resident in Spain. As a tax resident, you will be obliged to pay Spanish tax on your worldwide income and assets […] La entrada PERSONAL INCOME TAX 2023 se publicó primero en Expats Magazine ..read more

In Spain, the Tax Identification Number (Número de Identidad Fiscal / NIF) is a vital tool for citizens and companies. However, in certain cases, for example, if there is a delay in obtaining your definitive NIE (Foreigner Identification Number), the need to carry out procedures immediately may require obtaining a provisional NIF. In this article, […] La entrada The provisional NIF/NIE for quick transactions in Spain se publicó primero en Expats Magazine ..read more

Enrolling your child in a school in Spain is an important step towards their education and overall development. Spain offers a variety of public, private, and international schools, each with their own enrollment procedures. In this article, we will guide you through the general process of enrolling your child in a school in Spain. Firstly, […] La entrada How to enroll your child in school in Spain se publicó primero en Expats Magazine ..read more

Christmas and the end of the year, an opportunity to bring the family together, maintain traditions and look forward to the year ahead.  In this 4th edition of “A wine with…” we talked about Education in Spain for foreign families, what opportunities there are to work in this country and the lifestyle of the international […] La entrada A wine with Chris Akin & James Innes. Christmas, education and work in Spain se publicó primero en Expats Magazine ..read more

Navigating the intricate landscape of Wealth Tax in Spain is a crucial aspect for foreign residents, and understanding the nuances of the system is paramount for effective tax planning. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the complexities of Wealth Tax, exploring its implications for non-residents and providing detailed strategies, with a central focus on the influential […] La entrada Optimizing Wealth Tax for Foreign Residents in Spain: The 60% Limitation Rule Unveiled se publicó primero en Expats Magazine ..read more

In the vast and complex landscape of international tax laws, the Non-Resident Tax stands as a formidable presence, shaping the financial trajectories of individuals transcending geographical boundaries. Laden with intricacies, this fiscal responsibility weaves through the lives of those engaged in various pursuits, from global executives to retired individuals seeking tranquility on foreign shores. Before […] La entrada Navigating Legal Waters: The Intricate World of Non-Resident Tax se publicó primero en Expats Magazine ..read more

As a foreign investor who has ventured into the realm of substantial investments in Spain, the journey through the intricacies of the Spanish Wealth Tax has been nothing short of a compelling odyssey. In this narrative, I’ll share my experiences, insights, and the labyrinthine process of dealing with the Spanish Wealth Tax designed specifically for […] La entrada Navigating the Spanish Wealth Tax: A Foreign Investor’s Odyssey se publicó primero en Expats Magazine ..read more

When it comes to navigating the intricate web of taxes in Spain, both residents and non-residents find themselves facing a multitude of considerations. From property taxes like IBI to the value-added tax (IVA) and income tax (IRPF), understanding the nuances of the Spanish tax system is crucial for effective financial planning. In this comprehensive guide, […] La entrada Tax Planning in Spain: A Comprehensive Guide for Residents and Non-Residents se publicó primero en Expats Magazine ..read more

What is it? The Right to Oncological Oblivion, also known as “the right to be forgotten”, is the right of cancer survivors to not have to share their cancer history or to not have it taken into account in different life situations, such as when taking out life insurance or taking out a loan.  Where […] La entrada Right to oncological oblivion se publicó primero en Expats Magazine ..read more