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Buying a New Build in Murcia? Tax Benefits & Lower Costs for 2025
On 24 July 2025, the regional government published the Budget Law for 2025, which includes important tax reductions for property buyers. These changes apply from 25 July 2025 and can save you money if you are planning to buy a property in Murcia.
Spanish Court Rules: Non-EU Property Owners Can Deduct Rental Costs in Spain
The Spanish National Court has issued a landmark ruling that changes the way non-resident property owners are taxed in Spain. Until now, citizens living outside the European Union were not allowed to deduct necessary expenses related to rental income in Spain, while EU residents could.
Why You Need a Spanish Will: Save Time, Reduce Taxes, and Protect Your Loved Ones
When buying property or holding assets in Spain, many people don’t realise how essential it is to have a Spanish will. Without one, the inheritance process can be lengthy, expensive, and sometimes result in your estate going to people you didn’t intend.
Spanish Government proposes a new tax on Non-EU Foreign Buyers
The Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) in 2025 has proposed a new law aimed at promoting affordable rental housing. Although the package includes several tax reforms, the most controversial measure is the creation of a State Complementary Tax bill on Transfer Tax to Non-Residents in the European Union. This new tax would affect non-EU foreign buyers purchasing property in Spain. The stated goal: to curb speculative pressure in the housing market. But… at what cost?
Income Tax Return in Spain for Expats: What You Need to Know
If you are a tax resident in Spain, it is important to understand your tax obligations, especially regarding the Income Tax Return. Failing to comply with this obligation can lead to unnecessary penalties and surcharges. We explain the key aspects you need to consider to comply with current regulations and avoid issues with the Tax Agency.
What is a Digital Certificate in Spain?
The Digital Certificate is an electronic tool that allows secure identification of an individual or company in the digital environment.
A Digital Certificate is essential for securely carrying out online transactions with the Spanish administration. Whether you need to sign documents electronically, or access government services, a digital certificate ensures your identity is verified and your transactions remain secure.
Spain’s Proposed Tax for Non-European Property Buyers: What You Need to Know
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez recently announced a proposal that has created concern in the Spanish real estate market—a 100% tax on property purchases for non-European buyers. But is this law actually going to pass? What could the tax be? And what does it mean for those looking to buy property in Spain?
Possible Property Ownership Tax changes in Spain
On Monday 13 January Pedro Sánchez, Spain’s Prime Minister, announced a raft of measures targeting non-EU citizens who are not resident in Spain. These include imposing a tax on real estate purchases to effectively restrict non-residents from buying a property in Spain.
Essential Financial Planning for U.S. Expats Moving to Spain
Planning a move to Spain as a U.S. citizen involves more than packing your bags; it requires meticulous financial and tax preparation to avoid costly mistakes. In a recent webinar, Alex Radford, a dual-qualified lawyer, and Shane Clark of EuroAmerican Financial Advisors shared crucial advice for U.S. expats navigating this transition.
Selling Your Property in Spain as a Resident? Here’s the Tax Breakdown You Need to Know!
If you’re a Spanish tax resident and planning to sell your property, it’s essential to understand the taxes involved and how you might reduce your taxable gain. Today, I’m joined by my colleague Pedro, a tax expert from our Ciudad Quesada office, to explain the process.