Good to know - Glossary

Good to know - Glossary

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How are you (h-)recognized in Spain?

TOURIST: Someone who comes on holiday in Spain, usually for a maximum period of 3 months.

NON-RESIDENT: Someone who does not live permanently in Spain but has a home there, for example

RESIDENT: Someone who resides permanently in Spain and is therefore considered as a tax resident (+183 days in Spain) and legal resident (certificate of residence, social security, etc.).

EXPAT: Title for a foreigner living in Spain = thus RESIDENT

What taxes are there in Spain that apply to both EXPATS and non-residents?

IBI: this is the property tax, if you own property you are obliged to pay it.

IVTM: this is a form of road tax, if you own an immatriculated vehicle you are obliged to pay tax on it.

Model 100: this is the annual personal income tax return for residents (fiscal residents), this return is valid for anyone who lives in Spain for more than 183 days, whether or not as a legal resident.

Model 210: this is the annual tax for a non-resident if he owns real estate. This tax is calculated on the cadastral value of your real estate.

Model 720: this declaration is a compulsory informative declaration if you are RESIDENT with assets abroad that cross the 50,000.00 euro border.

ATTENTION: the Spanish tax administration does not send you declarations or invitations to keep your tax affairs in order! You are expected to do this yourself and therefore bear full responsibility.

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