Are you a non-resident property owner in Spain?

Whether you use it for personal use, rent it out, or sell it, you are required to file a Modelo 210 tax form

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have some other questions, please check our FAQ page or contact us.

Am I resident or non-resident?

In general terms, if you spend less than 183 days in the Spanish territory during a calendar year you are non-resident in Spain for tax purposes.

Do I have to pay tax on my Spanish property?

Yes, you do. You can pay either on the profit you make from renting out the property and/or on the imputed or deemed income for having the property at your disposal.

How much is non-resident tax in Spain?

Non-residents are subject to a general flat rate of 24%. However, a 19% flat rate applies for tax residents in EU member states, Norway and Iceland.

Can I pay my non-resident tax online?

Yes, with IberianTax you can pay online anywhere, anytime! So, there’s no need to be in Spain. You can file online at your convenience, and we provide three different payment options for you to choose from.

Is my personal data secure with IberianTax?

Definitely! We take the protection of your data very seriously. Your personal data is stored and used in a secure way. We only collect the data required to prepare your tax returns. We will never sell your data or use it for a purpose other than filing your tax return.

What do I need to get started?

Getting started with IberianTax is easy. All you need is your email address to create a FREE account. Once you’ve done that, you can start filing your non-resident tax by completing our simple questionnaire.

The different types of Modelo 210

Modelo 210
Imputed Income

Tax on owning for personal use

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Modelo 210
Rental Income

Tax on owning for personal use

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Modelo 210
Capital Gains Tax

Tax on owning for personal use

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