Spanish Property Tax

Do you want to know more about the Spanish tax deadlines? You are reading the right article.

Whether you’re a resident, a non-resident, or an investor, navigating the Spanish tax system requires careful planning and compliance.

The tax year follows the calendar year from 1 January to 31 December, unlike some other countries like the UK.

Remember, Spanish tax rules can be complex, and errors can lead to fines.

If you are a non-resident with property in Spain, our tax professionals can help you with your annual tax return responsibility in Spain.

This article highlights important Spanish tax deadlines and dates to help you stay compliant with the Spanish tax authorities and avoid any unpleasant late-filing penalties.

Spanish tax year deadlines

Below, you’ll find a convenient chart detailing the key Spanish tax deadlines you need to remember:

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Ever wondered what is deemed tax?

This is a tax paid by non-residents in Spain who own properties located in the country that were not rented. They are subject to non-resident deemed income tax.

Landlords with a house or apartment in an urban area that is not let, are still obliged to pay tax on “deemed rental income“. In case the property is partially let, Spanish Deemed tax is applicable only for the period in which it was vacant or occupied by the owner for personal use.

These landlords must file a non-resident income tax return (Form 210) to report the “deemed income”.