Digital nomads
Working remotely from Spain and unsure where you're tax-resident? We make it clear.
Expert tax help in Spain for expats, nomads & entrepreneurs.
Navigate the Spanish tax system without the stress. We provide dedicated, multilingual fiscal advisory and bookkeeping for international residents across the Costa Blanca and beyond.
Trusted by international residents across Spain
Services
All fiscal obligations, made clear and easy.
Six fiscal specialities plus legal services, all under one roof, all in English. Fixed fees and every deadline mapped out before it arrives.
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Autónomo Registration
New Freelancers / Self-Employed
Complete self-employed registration ensuring full compliance with Spanish Social Security and tax authorities.
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Fiscal Advice and Bookkeeping
Existing Autónomos
Specialized accounting that provides a clear overview of business finances, along with strategic advice to optimize the individual’s overall tax position.
03
Fiscal Advice for Expats
International Residents in Spain
Clear overview of the taxation of worldwide income and assets for Spanish tax residents, ensuring compliance with double taxation treaties and international legislation.
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Resident & Non-Resident Support
Private Individuals & Property Owners
Help navigating yearly tax obligations, comprehensive tax planning to maximize efficiency, non-resident tax returns, and NRA (Non-Resident Alien)
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Personal Income Tax / IRPF Returns
Spanish Tax Residents
Annual IRPF returns prepared and filed, with residency status and applicable deductions checked before submission.
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Company & S.L. Constitutions
Founders & Growing Businesses
Setting up a Spanish S.L. from incorporation to tax registration, so the company is set up for success.
Legal services, from the same team
Civil, corporate, procedural and family law, plus representation in civil and criminal proceedings, with clear guidance and practical support when you need it.
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Who it's for
Built for people who just moved their lives to Spain.
Americans & expats
Filing all of your Spanish tax forms, aligning with any home country fiscal obligations / reports.
Dutch & EU residents
Cross-border income, pensions and property income reported correctly under Spanish law.
New entrepreneurs
Setting up as autónomo or a company? Start on the right fiscal footing from day one.
How it works
Three steps from confused to compliant.
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Free consultation
Tell us your situation in a 30-minute call. We map out exactly what you owe and by when.
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We set you up
Registrations, forms and filings handled for you, with a fixed fee agreed up front and a clear document checklist.
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We keep you on track
Every deadline flagged before it arrives, quarterly filings taken care of, and your questions answered in 24 hours.
100%
tax-focused, with no unnecessary complications
6
specialities under one roof
24h
average reply time
€0
surprise fees, ever
What clients say
Less stress, more clarity.
Add your review on GoogleMoving to Spain and managing my autónomo status felt quite overwhelming at first, so finding Ishara was such a relief. They've been incredibly supportive from the start, always happy to answer my questions and explain things in a way that actually makes sense.
The onboarding process was smooth, thorough, and very informative, and Tax Help Spain made everything feel so much easier to manage. I never feel like I'm bothering them with questions, and that's something I really value.
I'm genuinely grateful for all their help and would highly recommend Tax help Spain to anyone looking for knowledgeable, reliable, and friendly accountant
Very satisfied! They know precisely what needs to be arranged and when. Communication is friendly, fast, and clear. They take care of everything, so you don't have to worry about a thing. Highly recommended!
Tax help Spain are true professionals. They not only helped me maximise my deductions, but also took their time to explain everything clearly. I totally recommend their services to anyone looking for reliable and efficient tax assistance.
FAQ
Questions we hear a lot.
When do I become tax resident in Spain?
You may become Spanish tax resident if you spend more than 183 days in Spain during the calendar year, if your main centre of economic activities or interests is in Spain, or in certain circumstances based on where your spouse and dependent minor children live.
Spain does not normally split the tax year. For example, if you move to Spain in May and spend more than 183 days here, you can become Spanish tax resident for that tax year as a whole.
This is important because Spanish tax residents are normally taxed on their worldwide income.
Special regimes, such as the Beckham Law, can work differently.
Will I pay tax twice on my foreign income after moving to Spain?
Spain has Double Taxation Agreements with many countries that determine which country has the right to tax different types of income.
In some cases, income may need to be declared in both countries, but this does not necessarily mean paying tax twice. Spain may allow relief for qualifying tax already paid abroad.
The exact treatment depends on the country and type of income, so foreign income should be reviewed individually.
Do I need to register as autónomo if I work for foreign clients from Spain?
If you are self-employed and regularly carrying out your activity from Spain, you will normally need to register as autónomo, even if all your clients are abroad.
You can invoice clients in Spain, the EU and other countries. The VAT treatment depends on where the client is located, whether they are a business or private individual and the type of service provided.
For certain EU business clients, ROI/VIES registration and Modelo 349 may also be required.
What is the Beckham Law and could I qualify?
The Beckham Law is a special tax regime available to certain people who move to Spain for employment, professional or entrepreneurial reasons.
Those who qualify can benefit from a 24% tax rate on qualifying income up to €600,000, instead of the normal progressive IRPF rates.
Another important difference is foreign-asset reporting: individuals under the Beckham Law are not required to file Modelo 720 for assets held abroad.
Eligibility depends on your circumstances and should ideally be reviewed before or shortly after moving to Spain.
Do you work with clients who don’t speak Spanish?
Yes, the majority of our clients are expats. We speak English, Spanish and Dutch. We will help you understand all the Spanish forms for your clarity and leave nothing unexplained.
What does it cost?
Fees are fixed and agreed up front, so there are no surprises. The first consultation is free, and we’ll quote you clearly before any work begins.