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Spain’s Tax Benefits Under the Beckham Law
The Beckham Law is a special tax regime introduced in Spain in 2005. It allows foreign professionals moving to the country to pay a flat tax of 24% on their income earned in Spain, instead of the standard progressive rates.
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Discover the Path to Tax Savings: Tailored Tax and Legal Strategies for Expatriates Using Spain’s Beckham Law
We offer a one-stop shop for all Beckham Law-related requirements of your move to Spain. Our tax services include:
- Initial personalized briefing on the Beckham Law
- Arrival or registration formalities
- Applying for the Beckham Law regime
- Analysis and preparation of an Activity
- Filing of personal income tax returns
- Ongoing tax and social security advice
| Benefit | Details |
|---|---|
| 24% income tax | For income up to €600,000 |
| 19% tax on capital gains | Capital gains obtained in Spain |
| 0% tax on foreign income | Sale of assets or dividends abroad would not be taxed in Spain |
| 0.2% to 2.5% wealth tax | Wealth tax applies only to property you own in Spain |
How can we help?
Our tax specialists will provide:
- Assessment of compliance with requirements.
- Preparation of documents and application submission.
- Full support during the registration process.
We will make the process simple and fast, guaranteeing full compliance with the law.
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How can you apply for Beckham Law status online?
- Send application form Fill out a quick online application form
- Upload documents Upload all required documents
- Get certificate Receive your Beckham Law confirmation documents
Who can use the Beckham Law?
- Those who have not lived in Spain in the last 5 years.
- Foreign professionals coming to work for Spanish companies.
- Entrepreneurs and highly qualified specialists who are planning a long-term stay.
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FAQ
What is the Beckham Law in Spain?
The Beckham Law is a tax regime in Spain that allows foreign workers, especially highly skilled professionals, to benefit from a favorable flat tax rate on their income earned in Spain.
Who is eligible for the Beckham Law?
Eligibility for the Beckham Law includes foreign workers who have not been residents of Spain in the last 5 years and who are moving to Spain for employment purposes, particularly under a contract with a Spanish employer. Certain high-net-worth individuals, sports professionals, and executives often qualify.
What is the tax rate under the Beckham Law?
Under the Beckham Law, eligible foreign residents can enjoy a flat income tax rate of 24% on their income earned in Spain up to €600,000. Income above this threshold is taxed at 47%.
How long does the Beckham Law apply?
The benefits of the Beckham Law can be applied for up to six consecutive tax years, starting from the year the individual becomes a resident of Spain.
Can I benefit from the Beckham Law if I am self-employed?
No, the Beckham Law is designed for individuals who have an employment contract with a Spanish company. Self-employed individuals are not eligible for this tax regime.
Does the Beckham Law cover foreign income?
No, the Beckham Law applies only to income earned in Spain. Income from other countries is generally taxed according to Spain's standard tax rules for residents, although double taxation agreements may apply.