The Spanish inpatriate system (the Beckham Rule) post Covid-19
The Spanish inpatriate system (the Beckham Rule) post Covid-19. As a consequence of the Covid-19 health crisis global immigration has fallen, and the property market
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The Spanish inpatriate system (the Beckham Rule) post Covid-19. As a consequence of the Covid-19 health crisis global immigration has fallen, and the property market
Spanish Inheritance Tax Considerations for “Brexpats”. With Brexit underway, U.K. residents who own property in Spain—of which there are many, considering Spain is one of
The #coronavirus crisis requires constant monitoring of our tax obligations, both in England and Spain. In Spain, despite the situation, the Council of Ministers, in
The Brexit Prophecy and “Brexpats” in Spain. Brexit is here and all seems very normal. Brexit will be completed as a result of the U.K.
Sting in the tail for Spanish property buyers. It was recently reported that over 5,000 properties in Spain are owned by international investors, the majority
The Brexit Prophecy and “Brexpats” in Spain. International tax barrister Leon Fernando Del Canto looks at what Brexit will mean for businesses and individuals in
Parliament of Andalusia approves a Decree to legalise illegal properties. The Andalusian Regional Government approves a Decree to put an end to over 300,000 properties
Spanish Tax Authority Looks at Foreign Property Owners. International tax barrister Leon Fernando Del Canto discusses the growing interest of the Spanish tax authorities in
Spain cracks down on ‘aggressive tax planning. “There are more than 5,000 private Spanish properties valued at over £1m owned by foreign investors, most of
Understanding tax on your Spanish holiday home If you aren’t a resident of Spain, you may struggle to understand the Spanish tax you need to
How does Spain tax corporate income? Individuals operating their own business or planning a startup in Spain will need awareness of the Spanish tax system
Tax planning for Spain. It’s always been important to get the right tax planning. Whether you are talking about UK tax, Spanish tax or any
In 2005, Darren and Mary used their savings to buy a flat in a housing development in Málaga, like many Britons looking for a chance
The European Parliament can stop sexism in social media. This most likely happens in the corridors of any European institution, this is why it is
The Supreme Court condemns the Spanish Tax Office. The Supreme Court of Justice of Castilla y León has admitted the appeal of a taxpayer that
Spain remains the most popular destination for British expats retiring overseas. Spain is also hosting the largest group of UK citizens living in the rest
What we save by working with full invoice. According to VAT law, for a purchase document to be considered a full invoice it has to
YouTubers and their Legal Issues. YouTube is the buzzword of today, a subsidiary of Google Inc. anyone can easily open an account and upload their
Many call for a quick and achievable resolution for internet defamation. Unfortunately the Internet defamation is more usual than desired. It is not hard to
Everyday Spanish people are being hurt by false accusations – like Francisco who was wrongly blamed for a brutal robbery in a viral Facebook post.
One of the questions asked by the entrepreneur residing in Spain is whether she should work as self-employed or should set up a company. Although
International company structures established in decades gone by to help wealthy owners of property in Spain avoid tax are now a ticking time-bomb as the
As we announced in our last article, the New Spanish Law for contractors and freelancers reforming Self Employed conditions came into force on the 1st of
Since its promulgation, Spain has joined countries that aim to attract residents of great fortune. Has the Beckham law helped to attract foreign capital? There
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