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Non-Resident Income Tax in Spain (IRNR)

If you own property or income in Spain but don’t live there, paying non-resident income tax (IRNR) is mandatory to avoid penalties and surcharges.
At Sánchez Solicitors, we handle Form 210, tax representation, and all your tax obligations so you stay up-to-date without having to travel.

Tax Advisors Specialized in Non-Residents

Our lawyers and tax advisors assist foreign owners and investors in complying with Non-Resident Income Tax (IRNR), applying double taxation treaties to avoid double taxation on the same income. We represent you before the Tax Agency and handle every procedure with legal certainty.

Tax Obligations of Non-Residents in Spain

Tax Representation for Foreign Owners

We act as your tax representative before the Spanish Tax Agency, receiving notifications and managing your tax obligations without you needing to be in Spain. It’s the ideal solution for foreign owners and investors who want peace of mind and want to delegate all the tax bureaucracy.

Step-by-Step Management of Model 210

Why Choose Sanchez Solicitors?

We offer a comprehensive service with a fixed price, bilingual support, and application of international agreements to optimize your tax burden. We manage your Non-Resident Income Tax (IRNR) quickly and securely, without you having to travel, and we keep you informed of the status of each return.

Frequently Asked Questions about Non-Resident Income Tax in Spain

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Yes. Even if you don’t rent it out, you must declare an imputed annual income for the property at your disposal using form 210.

The deadline depends on the type of income. We take care of calculating and filing each return within the deadline applicable to your case.

We review your situation, regularize pending exercises and minimize surcharges and penalties as much as possible.

In many cases, yes. We apply the current double taxation treaties so that you are not taxed twice on the same income.

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