Articles

Reduction of Working Hours in Spain in 2025

In 2025, Spain is undergoing a significant transformation in its labour landscape with the proposal to reduce the maximum working week from 40 to 37.5 hours without any reduction in salary. This initiative, led by the Ministry of Labour and Social Economy, aims to improve work-life balance, boost productivity, and enhance employee well-being. Current Status … Read more

Employees Working Two Jobs: Legal Implications for Employers

With the rising cost of living, many employees in Spain are seeking ways to supplement their income. When pay raises are not feasible, taking on a second job, commonly referred to as “double jobbing” is becoming increasingly popular. For employers, this trend raises important questions about legality, employee welfare, Social Security, and tax implications. Is … Read more

Sanctions by the AEAT for failure to file or pay taxes

The Spanish Tax Office (Agencia Estatal de Administración Tributaria – AEAT), commonly referred to as Hacienda, is responsible for managing the national tax system in Spain. One of its main roles is to ensure that taxpayers comply with their tax obligations. When this does not happen—whether due to omissions, improper payments, or delays—the AEAT can … Read more

Digital nomads and the Beckham regime – Spain’s new tax duo

Spain has long been a magnet for globally mobile professionals. With the launch of its Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) and the expansion of the so-called Beckham tax regime, the country now offers not just lifestyle, but a highly competitive fiscal proposition — at least for those who understand the rules. At first glance, the combination … Read more

Single-Parent Families (Familias Monoparentales): Strength, Rights, and Support in Modern Spain

In today’s rapidly changing world, the definition of family continues to evolve beyond traditional norms. Among the many diverse family structures, single-parent families have become increasingly common and visible, showcasing remarkable strength and resilience. Whether shaped by circumstance or chosen deliberately, these families exemplify the unwavering commitment and adaptability required to nurture and raise children … Read more

More Time to Benefit from Tax Relief When Purchasing an Electric Vehicle

If you are considering purchasing an electric car, you are in luck. The government has extended the deadline until 31 December 2025 to take advantage of a valuable personal income tax deduction. This measure aims to continue encouraging sustainable mobility and support the transition towards more environmentally friendly vehicles. The deduction allows individuals to claim … Read more

Valencia takes a step forward: Wealth Tax reduction and aligned inheritance reforms

On June 2025, the Generalitat Valenciana published Law 5/2025, introducing a set of fiscal measures that suggest a clear shift in approach. Among the most notable is the increase in the wealth tax exemption threshold, which will rise from 500.000€ to 1.000.000€ as from 31 December 2025. This change applies to both resident taxpayers and … Read more

From Lifeline to Liability: The COVID Aid Turning Against Spain’s Self-Employed

Five years after the outbreak of the pandemic, thousands of self-employed individuals in Spain are now being asked to repay the financial aid they received during the health crisis. What was initially a lifeline to keep their businesses afloat has turned into an administrative and financial nightmare. In 2020, the Spanish government approved a cessation-of-activity … Read more

Mind the Pension Gap: A UK Expat’s Guide to Combining Work Histories Across Countries

For many British nationals who have chosen to live and work in Spain, or have built careers across several countries, retirement planning can be complex. Questions about how different Social Security systems interact, whether foreign contributions count toward UK or Spanish pension entitlements, and how to claim pensions across borders are increasingly common. Fortunately, a … Read more

2 Tax deadline reminders
Important deadline

Have You Prepared Your Personal Tax Declarations?

The Income Tax and Wealth Tax Declaration campaign is now underway. All tax residents of Spain are reminded that Income and Wealth Tax Declarations must be filed no later than 30 June.

In addition, Great Fortunes Tax Declarations must be submitted by 31 July.

Please contact us if you would like assistance, as we can prepare and file the declarations on your behalf.

Important deadline

Have You Prepared Your Corporation Tax Declaration?

Companies in Spain are reminded that Corporation Tax Declarations must be filed by 25 July.

Submitting the declaration within the official deadline is important to remain compliant with Spanish tax regulations.

We are available to assist with the preparation, review, and filing of your Corporation Tax Declaration.

All reminders have been dismissed.