Spain Tax Services

Spain tax services, mapped from one place.

Spain tax services for expats start with tax residency: spend more than 183 days in Spain in a calendar year, or have your main economic interests here, and you are taxed on worldwide income at a state rate of 9.5% to 24.5% plus your region's scale (LIRPF arts. 9 and 63, checked 18 October 2026). IRPF is Spain's personal income tax; around it sit the Beckham Law regime, wealth and solidarity tax, Modelo 720 foreign-asset reporting, and autonomo tax. We map your situation, organize the evidence, and hand a clean file to a licensed Spanish tax adviser who handles the advice and filing.

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First call: leave with your residency position, whether Beckham Law fits, your wealth-tax and reporting exposure, the services you actually need, and a licensed-adviser handoff in motion.

Researching the route first? Spain Tax Guide

What you get

What the Spain tax services cover.

Most Spain tax problems come from sorting residency, the Beckham regime, and reporting too late. We organize the facts early, route you to the right service, and hand a clean file to a licensed tax adviser.

01

Residency and regime map

Your resident or non-resident position, and whether the Beckham Law special regime could realistically apply, mapped before any deadline.

02

The right services, scoped

Which of IRPF filing, Beckham Law, wealth and solidarity tax, Modelo 720 reporting, and autonomo setup you actually need.

03

Exposure and evidence organized

Income inventory, wealth-tax and solidarity-tax exposure, foreign-asset reporting thresholds, and documents packaged for adviser review.

04

Licensed-adviser handoff

A clean file delivered to a licensed Spanish tax adviser (asesor fiscal) or gestor who reviews the position, advises, and files.

One review

One entry point, the right specialists

Instead of guessing which tax service you need, you get one review that routes you to IRPF filing, the Beckham regime, wealth tax, Modelo 720, or autonomo setup, then to the licensed adviser who handles the advice.

Regime

Does the Beckham Law fit you?

The Beckham regime taxes employment income at 24% up to EUR 600,000 (47% above) for the year of the move and the next five, but eligibility is strict and the Modelo 149 option must be filed within six months of the Social Security start date (LIRPF art. 93; RD 439/2007 art. 116). An adviser confirms whether it fits.

Wealth

Wealth tax depends on where you live

Wealth tax is a state tax whose allowance, rates, and rebates each region can change, and the state solidarity tax on large fortunes stays in force until wealth taxation is reviewed in the reform of regional financing (RDL 8/2023). Your exposure depends heavily on your region and net wealth.

Professional scope

Tax advice handled by licensed specialists

Movingto maps the case path and prepares the file. A licensed Spanish tax adviser handles the tax position, advice, and filings.

Who this fits

Why start with Movingto for Spain tax?

The valuable work is deciding what you actually need: the residency position, whether Beckham Law applies, your wealth-tax and reporting exposure, and getting a clean file to the right licensed professional before deadlines bite.

Good fit for

  • Expats arriving who want their Spanish tax set up correctly from year one
  • Inbound workers, executives, founders, and remote workers checking Beckham Law
  • People with significant net wealth who need their wealth and solidarity-tax exposure mapped
  • Residents with foreign accounts, investments, property, or crypto facing Modelo 720 or 721
  • Self-employed arrivals who need autonomo registration, IRPF, IVA, and social security set up

Not the right fit for

  • Anyone wanting tax advice or a tax opinion directly from Movingto
  • Clients needing full bookkeeping, payroll, or company accounting
  • People who already work with a full-service Spanish asesor fiscal
  • Anyone seeking refund, savings, or tax-outcome guarantees

Service scope

How the tax case is managed.

You get a managed path and a clean evidence package across your Spanish tax needs. A licensed Spanish tax adviser handles the tax position, advice, and filings.

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Managed by Movingto

Residency and regime triage

We map your resident or non-resident position and whether Beckham Law could be in scope, so the right questions reach the adviser.

Managed by Movingto

Routing to the right service

We scope which services you need, IRPF filing, Beckham Law, wealth and solidarity tax, Modelo 720, or autonomo setup, instead of bundling work you do not.

Managed by Movingto

Exposure and evidence organization

We organize the income inventory, wealth and solidarity-tax exposure, and foreign-asset reporting thresholds the adviser needs to decide treatment.

Managed by Movingto

Adviser handoff and deadlines

We hand a packaged file to a licensed Spanish tax adviser and keep filing, Modelo 149, and reporting deadlines on the calendar.

Handled by the relevant specialist

Tax advice or filing from Movingto

Movingto maps the case path and prepares a clean file. Tax advice, filing decisions, and submissions are handled by the licensed or qualified tax professional responsible for that scope.

Handled by the relevant specialist

Refund, savings, or outcome guarantee

No adviser can guarantee a refund, a tax result, savings, or Tax Agency acceptance. The facts and specialist advice control the outcome.

How it works

From a tax question to the right specialist.

Each stage turns an unclear tax situation into a governed plan: residency, regimes, the services you need, organized evidence, then handoff to a licensed adviser.

Case path05 managed stages
  1. Step 1 of 5

    Map residency and goals

    Review your days in Spain, arrival timing, prior-year status, income and wealth, and what you are trying to achieve.

  2. Step 2 of 5

    Identify the regimes

    Check whether Beckham Law could apply, and map your wealth-tax, solidarity-tax, and foreign-asset reporting exposure.

  3. Step 3 of 5

    Scope the services you need

    Decide which of IRPF filing, Beckham Law, wealth tax, Modelo 720, and autonomo setup are actually required.

  4. Step 4 of 5

    Organize the evidence

    Build the income inventory, exposure notes, and document set the tax adviser will work from.

  5. Step 5 of 5

    Hand off to a licensed adviser

    Deliver the file to a licensed Spanish tax adviser who advises and files inside the deadlines.

Where to start

Which Spain tax service do you need?

Your situationWhere to start
You have to file an annual IRPF or non-resident returnSpain tax return filing service
You are an inbound worker who may qualify for Beckham LawSpain Beckham Law service
You have significant net wealthSpain wealth and solidarity tax service
You hold foreign accounts, investments, property, or cryptoSpain Modelo 720 foreign-asset reporting
You are self-employed (autonomo)Spain autonomo tax service

General guide only. The right starting point and your tax treatment are confirmed by a licensed Spanish tax adviser.

Key figures

What are the key Spain tax figures for 2026?

ItemFigureWhere it is set
Tax residenceMore than 183 days in Spain in the year, or main economic interests in SpainLIRPF art. 9
Income tax state scale9.5% to 24.5% (top band above EUR 300,000), plus the regional scaleLIRPF art. 63
Return window for 2025 income8 April to 30 June 2026Order HAC/277/2026
Beckham Law24% up to EUR 600,000, 47% above; move year plus 5LIRPF art. 93
Wealth tax allowance (state default)EUR 700,000, plus up to EUR 300,000 for a main homeLey 19/1991 arts. 4 and 28
Solidarity tax on large fortunes1.7% to 3.5% on taxable wealth above EUR 3 millionLey 38/2022 art. 3
Modelo 720Over EUR 50,000 per category abroad; file 1 January to 31 MarchRD 1065/2007; Order HAP/72/2013

Source: BOE (Ley 35/2006, Ley 19/1991, Ley 38/2022, RD 1065/2007, Orders HAC/277/2026 and HAP/72/2013), checked 18 October 2026. Regional rules can change the figures; a licensed Spanish tax adviser confirms your position.

Evidence

Evidence you can check.

Scope, professional ownership, and credential claims stay tied to source pages instead of sitting as unsupported marketing copy.

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Individual resident in Spain (tax residency)

Agencia Tributaria (AEAT)Checked 18 October 2026

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Ley 35/2006 (IRPF): residence (art. 9), state scale (art. 63), filing obligation (art. 96)

Boletin Oficial del Estado (BOE)Checked 18 October 2026

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Orden HAC/277/2026: IRPF and wealth-tax returns for 2025 (8 April to 30 June 2026)

Boletin Oficial del Estado (BOE)Checked 18 October 2026

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Special regime for posted workers (Beckham Law, art. 93 LIRPF)

Agencia Tributaria (AEAT)Checked 18 October 2026

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Ley 19/1991, Wealth Tax Law (allowance art. 28, scale art. 30, filing art. 37)

Boletin Oficial del Estado (BOE)Checked 18 October 2026

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Ley 38/2022, article 3: solidarity tax on large fortunes (extended by RDL 8/2023)

Boletin Oficial del Estado (BOE)Checked 18 October 2026

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Real Decreto 1065/2007, arts. 42 bis, 42 ter, 42 quater and 54 bis (foreign-asset reporting)

Boletin Oficial del Estado (BOE)Checked 18 October 2026

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Common questions

Questions before you engage.

What do Movingto's Spain tax services include?

One entry point: residency and regime triage, routing to the right service (IRPF filing, Beckham Law, wealth and solidarity tax, Modelo 720 reporting, or autonomo setup), exposure and evidence organization, deadline management, and a packaged handoff. A licensed Spanish tax adviser handles the advice and filing.

What is the Beckham Law?

The Beckham Law (regimen especial de trabajadores desplazados, article 93 LIRPF) lets eligible inbound workers be taxed at 24% on employment income up to EUR 600,000 (47% above) for the year of arrival plus five more years. You must not have been Spanish tax resident in the prior five years and must opt in on Modelo 149 within six months of the start date in your Social Security registration. An adviser confirms eligibility.

Will I owe wealth tax in Spain?

It depends on your region and net wealth. Wealth tax (Impuesto sobre el Patrimonio) gives a EUR 700,000 allowance by default plus up to EUR 300,000 for a main home, and regions can change the allowance, rates, and rebates. The state solidarity tax on large fortunes charges taxable wealth above EUR 3 million (after a EUR 700,000 allowance) and stays in force until wealth taxation is reviewed in the reform of regional financing. An adviser maps your exposure.

Do I have to report foreign assets?

If you are a Spanish tax resident with foreign assets above EUR 50,000 in any category (accounts, securities, or real estate) you generally must file the informational Modelo 720; foreign crypto above EUR 50,000 goes on Modelo 721. They raise no tax themselves, but filing is required.

Who handles Spain tax advice and filings?

Movingto maps the case path and prepares a clean file. A licensed Spanish tax adviser (asesor fiscal) or gestor handles the tax advice, tax position, and filing.

When is the Spanish IRPF return due?

The annual IRPF return (Modelo 100) is filed in the spring Renta campaign for the prior calendar year: for 2025 income the window ran from 8 April to 30 June 2026 (Order HAC/277/2026). The dates for 2026 income are set by a new order, not yet published on 18 October 2026. Other filings (Modelo 149, Modelo 720, autonomo quarterly returns) have their own deadlines, which we keep on the calendar.

How much do Movingto's Spain tax services cost?

Two Spain tax services have published prices on the Movingto pricing page: the Beckham Law service from €700 and the annual tax return (renta) from €100. Wealth tax, Modelo 720, and autonomo work are quoted per case after the free first consultation, and your written quote confirms the fee and scope before you commit.

Am I a Spanish tax resident?

Under article 9 of the IRPF law you are resident for the calendar year if you spend more than 183 days in Spain (sporadic absences count unless you prove tax residence in another country), or if Spain is the main base of your business or economic interests. You are also presumed resident, unless you prove otherwise, if your spouse and dependent minor children live in Spain. Residents are taxed on worldwide income.

Do I have to file a Spanish income tax return?

Not always. Under article 96 of the IRPF law you do not have to file if your only income is employment income up to EUR 22,000 from one payer (EUR 15,876 if a second and further payers paid you more than EUR 1,500), plus small amounts of savings income within set limits. Anyone registered as self-employed (autonomo) at any point in the year must file. A tax adviser confirms your position.

What are the Spanish income tax rates?

The state scale on general income runs from 9.5% to 24.5%, with the top band above EUR 300,000 (LIRPF art. 63). Each region adds its own scale, so the combined rate depends on where you live. Savings income, such as interest, dividends, and gains, is taxed on a separate scale.

Private advisory call

Get your Spain tax mapped from one place.

Bring your residency position, income and wealth, any Beckham Law questions, and your foreign assets. We map what you need, organize the evidence, and hand a clean file to the right licensed adviser.

First call covers

Leave with a clear residency position, the regimes that could apply, and the adviser handoff in motion.

Route fit
Country, visa category, family members, and timing.
Scope
Documents, legal work, tax points, and investment boundaries.
Next steps
What to prepare for the Movingto team and any relevant specialists.
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