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Non-residents · Form 210
Non-resident in Spain? Your Spanish income, in order.
If you aren't a Spanish tax resident but earn income here, such as a salary, dividends, interest, rent or a gain on a sale, you're taxed as a non-resident with Form 210. We review each income, apply the tax treaty with your country and, if too much was withheld, claim it back.
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Refunds for last year open on
1/02
Non-resident withholding can be reclaimed from 1 February of the following year, for 4 years.
Who needs it
You work in Spain without being resident
For example, the year you arrive or the year you leave. If too much was withheld, you can get it back.
Spanish dividends and interest
The withholding is often higher than your country's tax treaty allows. The difference can be reclaimed.
Gains on a sale
Shares, funds or a property in Spain. Depending on your country, the gain is taxed here or exempt, and we tell you which.
A property in Spain
Rented out or kept for your own use, it's taxed every year even if you don't live here.
Non-residents · Form 210
What's included
A fixed quote, agreed before we start.
Leaving the Beckham Law and Spain?
When you stop being resident but keep earning income in Spain, Form 210 starts. We plan the change with you, so nothing is filed twice or forgotten.
- A review of all your Spanish income and how it's taxed for non-residents
- The tax treaty with your country applied, so you don't pay twice
- Refund claims for non-resident withholding on salary, dividends or interest
- Property returns: rent, own use and sales, including the 3% refund when it applies
- Electronic filing and payment by direct debit
- Reminders before every deadline
Three steps, wherever you live.
- 1
Tell us what you earn in Spain
Salary, dividends, a property or a sale: a few details are enough.
- 2
We prepare it, you approve it
You see the result before anything is filed.
- 3
Filed and confirmed
You get the receipt and a reminder before the next deadline.
Form 210 questions
Can't find yours? Write to us and we'll answer within 24 hours.
What income goes on Form 210?
Income you earn in Spain without being a tax resident: employment, dividends, interest, gains on sales and income from property. Each one has its own rate and deadline.
Tax was already withheld in Spain. Do I need to do anything?
If the withholding was right, usually not. If it was higher than your tax treaty or the non-resident rate, you can claim the difference. We check it for you.
I started working in Spain late in the year. Can I get money back?
Possibly. If you weren't yet a tax resident, your first payslips may have been taxed as a non-resident, sometimes more than necessary. We check it and, if so, claim the refund with Form 210.
I don't rent out my Spanish home. Am I still taxed?
Yes. Non-residents pay a yearly tax on a home in Spain even if it's empty. The amount is usually small, but the return is mandatory.
How much does it cost?
It depends on your income and how many returns are needed. You get a fixed quote before we start.
Form 210
Let's take care of your Form 210.
Tell us a little about your Spanish income and we'll reply within 24 hours with a fixed quote.
- Fixed quote before we start
- Filed before every deadline
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- Registered economist
- Spanish Tax Agency filing partner