What is the Modelo 840? The Modelo 840 is the form that businesses and professionals in Spain must use to register the economic activity they carry out for tax purposes. It is linked to the Impuesto sobre Actividades Económicas (IAE), which is a local tax paid by companies and self-employed people based on the type … Read more
IntroductionTax Form 232 is an essential document for companies in Spain who engage in international transactions with Tax Havens or dealings with related parties. It provides the Spanish tax authorities (Agencia Tributaria) with information about these transactions, ensuring compliance with Spain’s tax regulations and its commitment to international standards of transparency. In this article, we … Read more
1. What Types of Works Qualify? In Spain, certain home renovation works are eligible for a reduced VAT rate of 10%, rather than the general rate of 21%. These works include: 2. Mandatory Requirements to Apply the 10% VAT Rate To benefit from the reduced VAT rate, all of the following conditions must be met: … Read more
In Spain, a dormant company, known as an “inactive company,” is one that has ceased trading but has not been formally dissolved. Despite not engaging in business activities, these companies still have certain legal obligations to fulfill: By adhering to these obligations, dormant companies in Spain can maintain compliance with legal requirements and avoid potential … Read more
The informative M349 form includes a critical method for filing the declaration to the tax office for businesses involved in intra-community transactions. While it is generally filed monthly, there are specific rules and exceptions regarding its frequency. Below is a breakdown of the guidelines, along with practical examples to clarify the difference between monthly and … Read more
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