Gestoría y asesoría en Valencia · Punto de Atención al Emprendedor
Gestoría y asesoría en Valencia · Punto de Atención al Emprendedor
For freelancers, companies and property owners: Beckham Law, non-resident tax, foreign income and autónomo filings, with one point of contact in Valencia.
Why it matters
Moving to Spain changes your tax situation from day one. Once you spend more than 183 days a year here, or your main business or economic interests are in Spain, you become a Spanish tax resident and are taxed on your worldwide income.
At Conten we look after foreigners who work, run a business or own property in Valencia and want an accountant they can rely on year after year. We explain every step in English, file your returns on time and stay your single point of contact with the Spanish tax office and Social Security.
We focus on tax, accounting and payroll. For immigration paperwork such as the NIE or residence permits, we can point you to the right place.
Our services
Each service in detail, in English.
Beckham Law
Flat 24% tax for newcomers
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Non-resident tax
Modelo 210 for your Spanish property
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Tax return with foreign income
Double taxation, Modelos 720 and 721
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Freelancers (autónomos)
Registration and quarterly filings
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Set up a company
Spanish SL incorporated online
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Included
Pick what you need; we give you a fixed quote.
How it works
No small print and one person who knows your case.
Tell us your situation
Where you live, where your income comes from and what you need help with.
Clear, fixed quote
We tell you what applies to you and what it costs, before you commit.
We do the paperwork
Forms and filings with the Spanish tax office and Social Security.
One point of contact
The same person answers your questions, in English.
In detail
You are generally a Spanish tax resident if you spend more than 183 days in Spain in a calendar year, or if your main business or economic interests are here. From then on you declare your worldwide income in Spain, with tax treaties to avoid paying twice.
If you move to Spain for work and have not been a Spanish tax resident in the previous five years, you may pay a flat 24% on your Spanish employment income up to €600,000 for six years. You must apply within six months of registering with Spanish Social Security.
If you own a home in Spain but live abroad, you pay non-resident income tax on it every year, even if you do not rent it out.
Spanish tax residents must report bank accounts, investments, real estate and crypto held abroad when any category exceeds €50,000. The deadline is 31 March.
FAQ
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Generally when you spend more than 183 days in Spain in a calendar year, or when your main business or economic interests are here. From then on you declare your worldwide income in Spain.
You may qualify if you move to Spain for work and have not been a Spanish tax resident in the previous five years. You must apply within six months of registering with Spanish Social Security.
Yes. Non-residents who own property in Spain pay non-resident income tax every year through Modelo 210, even if the property is not rented out.
We focus on tax, accounting and payroll. If you need an NIE to start working with us, we can point you to the right place.
Yes. Once you have your NIE, we register you as autónomo and handle your quarterly VAT and income tax filings.
Yes. Many of our international clients work with us remotely by email and video call.
More services
One office for your taxes, your accounts and your paperwork in Spain.
Contact
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