Thinking of opening a company in Spain or already running one with foreign shareholders? Then understanding Impuesto sobre Sociedades — Spain’s corporate income tax — is essential. This guide covers: Who must pay corporate tax Tax rates for Spanish companies Deductions and credits Filing requirements How foreign-owned entities are taxed 👥 Who Pays Corporate Tax […]

If you’re a tax resident in Spain and hold assets abroad, you may be legally required to file Modelo 720 — a declaration of foreign assets introduced to combat tax evasion. Though controversial due to its strict penalties (which have since been softened), non-compliance can still trigger serious consequences. This article breaks it all down:

If you’re inheriting assets or gifting property in Spain, you may be subject to Impuesto sobre Sucesiones y Donaciones — Spain’s inheritance and gift tax (ISD). Unlike many countries, Spain taxes the recipient of the inheritance or gift — and tax rates vary by region, relationship, and asset type. This guide explains: Who pays inheritance

If you own significant assets in Spain or abroad, you may be subject to Impuesto sobre el Patrimonio, or Spain’s wealth tax. Though controversial, this tax still applies in many regions and can affect both residents and non-residents with assets in Spain. In this guide: Who must pay Spain’s wealth tax How the tax is

Selling a property or asset in Spain? Then you’re likely subject to capital gains tax (CGT) — and the rules differ based on whether you’re a resident or non-resident. In this guide, we explain: How CGT works in Spain The current tax rates What deductions are available How to calculate your gain How non-residents file