Personal income tax return for residents 2021 - assessment year 2020

Spanish personal income tax / the Model 100 / the IRPF

Dear customer - new customer

I am in contact with you for the subject of the Spanish Personal Income Tax / the Model 100 / the IRPF. This is an annual tax matter and is expected of you if you are a tax resident in Spain.

If you are not a fiscal resident but you are living permanently in Spain then as a resident (non-Spaniard) it is advisable to submit a declaration, even if it is a "0" declaration. In this way you will prove to Spain that you are not taxable in Spain and you will have a fiscal proof that you are living in Spain.

Again a lot of Belgians, Dutch and French became resident in Spain last year. Based on the number of days they are registered in Spain, they will or will not start this year with the filing of the Spanish personal income tax return.

What do we need from you in order to make this claim?

For existing customers

As every year, send us the pension slips or income slips you receive from the countries from which you have an income.

For new customers

Below we have placed a link which gives you more information about this service.

Timetable

The information is collected in May of the current calendar year. In June we start with the declaration. The last declarations are submitted on 25 June of the current calendar year.

Important notes

Do not forget that you also have obligations towards Belgium, the Netherlands or other countries from which you receive an income. Below, I give you the links of the obligations towards the Belgian population (if you are from the Netherlands, Luxembourg or another country, please contact your national authorities).

NEW CALENDARS - LEAVING BELGIUM - PENSIONS AND SOCIAL SECURITY

=> https://financien.belgium.be/nl/particulieren/internationaal/belgie-verlaten

=> http://ccff02.minfin.fgov.be/webForm/public/inrbni/inrBni.jsf

=> https://www.socialsecurity.be/CMS/nl/leaving_belgium/index.html

Changes compared to last calendar year

Below is the table of income brackets and the tax due per bracket in relation to the percentage that the tax authorities take. There are still exemptions applicable and age and family situation also determine what you ultimately owe. New this year is the bracket of above 300,000.00 euro income.