As a rule, all expats in Spain are subject to some form of local taxation. Your exact taxation in Spain will be dependent on your specific situation. In general, however, expats will need to familiarize themselves with the tax implications relating to personal income tax (IRPF), wealth tax, capital gains tax as well as inheritance [...]
A key requirement of maintaining your Spanish Non Lucrative Residence is the need to spend a minimum of 183 per year in Spain. At that point you will become tax resident in Spain, and you will be expected to pay taxes on your worldwide income. You will also have to pay taxes in Spain if [...]
IPREM is a Spanish index used in the calculation of economic aid, unemployment benefits, grants, scholarships and allowances based on and individual person’s specific income and situation. Known in Spanish as El Indicador Público de Renta de Efectos Múltiples, the IPREM indicator is often referred to as the Multiplier for the Public Income Index in [...]
Formally known as the Numero de identidad de extranjero, the Spanish NIE is a tax identification number. Foreigners seeking to settle in Spain will require a NIE to work, study, or purchase real estate or vehicles. The NIE number appears on your Spanish residency card, known as the "tarjeta de residencia" in Spanish, and is [...]