Spain is one of the main countries that people choose to retire or purchase a second home to come to enjoy eventually, among other things due to its great house prices, its wide variety of activities that can be practiced outdoors or its Mediterranean diet. Continue reading Purchasing a property in Spain
The Mortgage Law, which responds to the European requirement to equate the internal legislation to Directive 2014/17 / EU, has the purpose of favouring a more transparent, efficient and competitive mortgage market. Continue reading New Mortgage Regulation
According with the Spanish Law, non-resident citizens, who own properties located in Spanish territory, need to file annual non-resident tax . Continue reading Non Resident Tax
The Digital Private Individual Certificate is the electronic certification to link the holder to a set of signature verification data and confirm his identity. Continue reading Digital Private Individual Certificate
If a non-resident citizen sells a property in Spain at a profit it will be taxed at 19% for EU or 24% if you are Tax Resident in other different country. Continue reading Capital Gains Tax for Non Residents
The buyer must submit the 3% to the Tax Authorities within the first month of the transmission of the property and the seller can claim this amount through the Tax Form Application 210 within the next 3 months. Continue reading 3% Retention
