SPANISH TAX SYSTEM: Taxes for Expats and How to Optimize Them (WEBINAR)

Learn about the whole Spanish tax system through this webinar! We analyze all the taxes any expat has to pay in Spain, and provide some useful optimization strategies.

Including income tax or IRPF, wealth tax, capital gains tax, Beckham Law, double treatment conventions and much more!

And, if you still want to learn more about Spanish taxes, you can do it here:

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[stanisgmi]

I used these guys for the Beckham law application. Quick easy and cheap; thank you for founding this Cristian

[caelomarroquin]

Is that IRPF table for monthly income or yearly?

[kuntheajohnson]

Hi, I am an American still living and working in the U.S.. I am interested in retiring in Valencia Spain in 2024. Based on my research, the non-luctrative visa would best fit my situation. I obviously will be supporting myself and my family with my pension and investments from the U.S, and I will be paying for a private health insurance.

My question and concern is this.

Under Spain's income tax threshold, I will fall under the 45% income tax bracket. I am currently paying 24% income tax in the U.S..

I am very concerned that I will have to pay 45% of my retirement income from the U.S to Spain instead of the 24% under the U.S..

Is this true? I will have to pay 45% income tax in Spain on my income earned in the U.S.? Obviously I cannot accept this and this would prevent me from retiring in Spain in 2024.

Thanks in advance.

[anna-flni]

Thanks for the video, very interesting. I telephoned the Spanish tax office and was told that as a non-resident, I would only have to pay "wealth tax" if I had above 1 million euros in assets in Spain. Is that correct? or is it above 700, 000 euros? Thanks a lot.

[digitalcaboodle]

Thank you for a great Webinar - very professional

[lizcoleman]

Thank you for the information. It was so helpful. My husband and I are planning to retire in Spain in a couple of years and we'll have our retirement income from the US and will have to file taxes in the US so are you saying that because of the convention between the two countries we won't have to also file taxes in Spain?

[jeandons]

Thank you for the good information the reason why i am from Belgium but i live in South America and the beginning of next year i will go back to Belgium i will spend a couple months in Belgium to get my full vaccination and then i will move to Spain to live but i will send you an email with all my questions.