Non-residents: international tax advice in Spain

At Pérez Parras, we advise non-residents with income, assets or business interests in Spain. We also help people who plan to move here. Our team works in English and Spanish, from Málaga and Nerja and through online consultations.

Before you buy, sell or move, check the tax impact in each country. A review can help you plan the next step and gather the right evidence. We first assess your case. We then agree the scope of our work and fees.

Tax services for non-residents

The review depends on where your income comes from and your ties to Spain. Your passport alone does not settle the tax question. We help you organise the facts and identify the returns or other steps your case may require.

• Tax residence and changes of country.
• Non-Resident Income Tax: income, exemptions and returns.
• Income from homes, other property and business in Spain.
• Business activity with or without a permanent establishment.
• Tax treaties and possible double taxation.
• International moves by workers, artists and sports professionals.
• Transfer pricing and dealings between related businesses.
• Inheritance matters and claims for tax paid in error.
• Trusts and their tax treatment in Spain.

Non-residents planning a move to Spain

If you plan to live in Spain, review your tax residence before the move. Gather dates, contracts and evidence of your ties to each country. Our tax residence and treaty guide explains why these facts matter.

You may also need a review through our Beckham Law service and topic guide. This special regime does not make you a non-resident for Spanish tax purposes. You remain a Spanish personal income tax taxpayer, with special rules.

See the Tax Agency guidance on the impatriate regime. If your family moves with you, also review Beckham Law duties for family members and Form 151.

Coordinate your project and your move

If you are starting a business, our entrepreneur residence service can coordinate the immigration work. Our ENISA business plan guide helps you prepare forecasts and evidence. The residence permit and the tax regime each need their own review.

The residence document checklist also covers personal, business and family records. This helps you plan the timing of the move and the steps that follow.

Request a review of your case

Tell us where you live, what income you earn and what you plan to do. If you have a letter from the Tax Agency, include it in the review. We can then define the scope and cost of our advice.

Contact Pérez Parras in Málaga and Nerja before taking the next step.