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Administrative services for foreigners and non-residents
At Asesoría Orihuela Costa we help you correctly manage tax obligations, documentation and transactions in Spain when a non-resident is involved or there is an international element. We work with property owners, buyers, sellers, heirs and people who need clear, reliable guidance in these types of situations.
We know that for a non-resident, or for anyone involved in a transaction with an international element, it is not always easy to know which taxes must be filed, what documentation is needed or what steps to follow in a property or tax transaction in Spain. That is why our firm offers practical, personalised help for each case.
Modelo 210 for non-residents
We handle Modelo 210 for imputed income, rental or sale of property in Spain, reviewing deadlines, tax calculation and the documentation needed to avoid errors or requests from the tax office.
Purchase and sale when one party is a non-resident
We advise on the purchase and sale of homes in Spain when one of the parties is a non-resident, reviewing taxes, documentation, notary and subsequent procedures so the transaction is handled securely.
Rentals and taxes for non-residents
We advise on the taxation of non-residents' property in Spain, including rentals, imputed income and other tax obligations linked to ownership.
Inheritances and gifts with assets in Spain
We help with inheritances and gifts involving assets located in Spain, reviewing documentation, applicable taxes and the steps needed to avoid errors, delays and later problems.
NIE and documentation for transactions in Spain
We provide guidance on the NIE and the documentation needed for property sales, taxes and other procedures linked to real estate or dealings in Spain, coordinating each case in the most suitable way for the transaction.
Who do we help in this area?
This area is designed for people who need to correctly resolve tax or asset-related procedures in Spain as non-residents or foreign clients.
- Non-resident owners with property in Spain
- People who need to file Modelo 210
- People involved in a purchase or sale where one of the parties is a non-resident
- People who need a NIE or prior documentation to operate in Spain
- Heirs or family members with assets located in Spain
- Owners with rentals or income subject to taxation in Spain
Why choose us?
Advice and administrative services for non-residents
We offer practical, clear support for non-residents and foreigners who need to resolve important matters in Spain safely and without unnecessary complications.
- Experience in non-resident taxation
- Service in Spanish, English and French
- Help with Modelo 210, NIE, property sales, rentals and inheritances
- Tax and documentation coordination in every transaction
- Close, clear service focused on avoiding errors and surcharges
FAQs
What taxes does a non-resident pay in Spain on a property?
It depends on how the property is used. If the property is at the owner’s disposal, for personal use or empty, the usual case is to pay Non-Resident Income Tax (IRNR) on the imputed income, via Modelo 210. If the property is rented, IRNR is paid on the rental income, also via Modelo 210. And if the property is sold, the non-resident pays tax on the capital gain; in addition, the buyer must withhold and pay in the 3% retention of the price via Modelo 211 as a payment on account of the non-resident seller’s tax. The AEAT expressly sets out these three cases and their taxation rules.
When must Modelo 210 be filed?
There is not a single date, because the deadline depends on the type of income. For imputed income on urban property, the return is filed in the following calendar year after the accrual on 31 December. For rentals with an amount payable, the general filing period is the first twenty calendar days of January of the following year. And for the sale of a property, the Modelo 210 deadline is three months, once the one-month period from the date of transfer has elapsed.
Can you help me if I do not live in Spain?
Yes. We work with non-resident and foreign clients who need to manage taxes, documentation, property sales, rentals or inheritances in Spain without living here on a regular basis.
Which documents should be reviewed before starting a purchase, a sale or a tax procedure in Spain?
It depends on the case, but it is usually advisable to review from the outset the owner’s identification, any debts on the property, the property’s tax situation, the transaction documentation and the applicable tax deadlines, in order to avoid errors, delays or later surcharges.
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