Simple Income Tax Returns in Spain

We help you file your tax return correctly, and optimize it to make sure you don't pay more than you should, even with income from abroad.

Know if you need to file your tax return

Certified tax advisors reviews

Handle income from abroad

Who is this for?

Employee

Earning above the annual income threshold

Self-employed (Autónomo)

Registered as a freelancer in Spain

Property Owner

Renting or owning property in Spain

Investor

Income from dividends, stocks or capital gains

Expats in Spain

Residents with income in Spain or abroad

Multiple Income Sources

Income from different employers or countries

From simple to complex tax, we've got you

Simple employment income & standard cases

International income & double taxation

Beckham Law (special tax regime)

Foreign assets & reporting (Modelo 720 / 721)

Investments, crypto & capital gains

Property income (Spain & abroad)

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Secure and compliant process

Clients from 40+ nationalities

Connected with the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT)

File Your Taxes in 4 Steps

A simple 4-step process to get your taxes done

Tell us about your situation

Answer a few questions about your income and residency.

We maximize your tax savings automatically

We analyze your case and apply every relevant tax deduction to optimize your result.

We review your case

Our tax advisors analyze your situation and estimate your tax result.

We prepare and submit your tax return

Fully compliant with Spanish tax law

We help you keep more of your money

By applying every eligible deduction, we make sure you're not paying more than you should.

Clear Pricing, Full Service

Every plan includes the same expert review and premium service - just choose the option that fits your situation.

Starter Tax Return

Under €35K

From €60

Professional Tax Return

Between €35K - €50K

From €90

Advanced Tax Return

Above €50K

From €150

Include in all plans

Reviewed by tax experts

Deductions fully optimized

Filed with the Spanish Tax Agency

Your final price may vary depending on your tax situation

Multiple employers

Investments

Rental

Crypto

Self-employment

House deductions

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Standard tax tools

Handles income from abroad

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Complex tax situations

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FAQs about income tax in Spain

Do I need to file an income tax return in Spain?

If you are considered a tax resident in Spain, you are generally required to declare your worldwide income through the Spanish income tax return (IRPF).

You are typically considered a tax resident if:

- You spend more than 183 days per year in Spain, or
- Your main economic interests are located in Spain

👉 In practice, many expats are unsure whether they meet these criteria.

What income needs to be declared in Spain?

As a tax resident, you must declare worldwide income, including:

- Employment income (Spain or abroad)
- Dividends, capital gains, or crypto
- Rental income
- Other financial income

👉 Even if the income is generated outside Spain, it may still need to be declared.

I already paid taxes in another country — do I still need to declare in Spain?

Yes, in most cases you still need to declare that income in Spain.

Spain applies double taxation rules (tax treaties), which may allow you to:

- Deduct taxes already paid abroad
- Avoid being taxed twice

👉 However, these rules must be applied correctly.

What is the difference between Modelo 100 (IRPF) and Modelo 720?

These are two different obligations:

- IRPF (Modelo 100) → declaration of income
- Modelo 720 → declaration of foreign assets (bank accounts, investments, property)

👉 Many expats confuse these obligations.

Can I file my tax return myself using Renta Web?

Yes, the Spanish Tax Agency provides an official tool (Renta Web) for self-filing.

However:

- It assumes you understand Spanish tax rules
- It does not guide you on complex cases
- It does not optimize your tax situation

👉 Many users miss deductions or incorrectly declare foreign income.

What happens if I file incorrectly?

Incorrect filings may lead to:

- Overpaying your taxes
- Missing deductions or refunds
- Requests from the Tax Agency (AEAT)
- Potential penalties

👉 Errors are more common in cases involving foreign income or multiple sources.

How do you help optimize my tax?

We don't just calculate your tax — we analyze your situation.

This includes:

- Reviewing all applicable deductions
- Identifying opportunities to reduce your tax
- Ensuring your return reflects your full situation

👉 The goal is to ensure you don't pay more than necessary.

Do you support expats with international income?

Yes — this is one of our core areas of expertise.

We regularly assist clients with:

- Foreign employment income
- Investment income from abroad
- Cross-border tax situations
- Residency-related questions

👉 These cases require specific knowledge of Spanish tax rules.

What happens after my tax return is submitted?

If the Tax Agency requires additional information or clarification:

- We guide you through the process
- We help prepare any necessary responses
- We support you until your case is resolved

👉 This is something DIY tools typically do not provide.

How is the price determined?

Pricing depends on the complexity of your situation, including:

- Number of income sources
- Presence of foreign income
- Additional obligations (e.g. Modelo 720)

👉 We always review your case first and confirm the scope transparently.

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