Commonly known as the "Beckham law", the Spanish Special Expat Regime is regulated in the Spanish Personal Income Tax Law (hereinafter, SPITL). According to its article 93, natural people who acquire their tax residence in Spain as a result of being posted to Spanish territory may opt for assessment under Spanish Non-Residents Income Tax rules instead of under the PIT rules for resident individuals provided that certain conditions are met. One if its advantages is the application of a flat tax rate of 24% on employment income along with the benefit of being taxed only on Spanish sourced income.
Gonzalo Canet, tax advisor at B Law and Tax, provides with expert advice on the applicable benefits from the Spanish tax Law on heritances and donations.
Read more here:
https://www.expatnetwork.com/tax-on-inheritances-and-donations-for-non-tax-residents-in-spain/
The Spanish Law establishes a Special Regime for companies with a share capital of at least EUR 5 million, under which the Corporate Tax rate is 0%. This Special Regime is called SOCIMI and it has its own regulation.
This is an optional regime. The option to be subject to the SOCIMI regime must be agreed by the General Shareholders Meeting and must be communicated to the Tax Agency Authorities corresponding to the company's tax domicile, before the last three months prior to the conclusion of the relevant tax period.
Last February 6th and 7th, Inmaculada Pineda, Partner at B Law & Tax, and Icíar Martínez, tax advisor of the firm specialized in Real Estate tax advisory, met with the team of Banque de Luxembourg....
Inmaculada Pineda, Partner at B Law & Tax, and Icíar Martínez, tax advisor at the firm, due to the collaboration agreement signed with Banque de Luxembourg, are in Luxembourg with the team of the Bank specialized in Wealth Management, dealing with the tax advantages of the Spanish Holding Company tax regime (ETVE).