Spanish Non-Resident Tax Calculator
Here's a comprehensive table summarizing the key aspects of Spanish Non-Resident Tax:
Aspect | Details |
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Taxable Income | Income derived from property ownership in Spain |
Tax Rates | 19% for EU residents; 24% for non-EU residents5 |
Form Required | Form 210 (Modelo 210) is mandatory for non-residents3 |
Annual Deadline | Submit by 31 December for the previous tax year2 |
Calculation Method | 1.1% of cadastral value (if updated in last 10 years) or 2% (if not updated)23 |
Property Types | Includes urban property owned by non-residents |
Filing Requirements | Submit Form 210 annually, even if property is not rented |
Capital Gains Tax | 19% for non-residents45 |
Dividend Income Tax | 19% for non-residents5 |
Interest Income Tax | 19% for non-residents5 |
Joint Ownership | Separate returns required for each owner2 |
Late Payment | Incurs interest and penalties2 |
Retroactive Filing | Can file for up to four previous years6 |
Required Documents | NIE, property details, cadastral value, purchase date, owner information8 |
This table provides a concise overview of the Spanish Non-Resident Tax, covering tax rates, filing requirements, deadlines, and other essential information for non-resident property owners in Spain. It's important to note that tax laws can change, so it's advisable to consult with a tax professional or the Spanish tax authorities for the most up-to-date information.