As a non-resident, when you rent out property in Spain, whether long or short-term, you must file and pay an annual tax on your rental income in Spain (Non-Resident Income Tax or NRIT, for short). This is done on the first two weeks of January of the following year.
Failure to pay, will attract penalties, delay interests and surcharges.
Continued non-payment leads to your property being burdened with a legal charge by the tax office which leads Authorities to impounding it and selling it off in a public auction.
The most interesting part of our accounting service is that, if you are EU tax resident, we can reduce your landlord tax bill by 70%, or more, on applying for generous landlord tax relief.
On average, we reduce taxpayer's bills by 70%, or more, for EU-residents! Owners who rent properties out in Spain (whether long or short-term) and hire us, save a substantial amount in taxes.
"We will save you more money on taxes than what you spend on hiring us."
Our law firm offers a rental income accounting service for both legal and physical landlords. Please note this accounting service is only available to non-residents in Spain. We file taxes all over Spain.
Our team of dedicated lawyers and economists will submit your annual tax form for a very competitive fee. Because of how admin intensive this procedure is, and the need for specialized tax software, no landlord can realistically hope to complete it on his own without attracting fines & penalties.
Our Holiday Rental Accounting Service (HRAS) offers all the following advantages:
What this service does NOT include:
Penalties for late submission of tax returns
Payment after the tax deadline, attracts the following delay interests:
Up to 3 months | 5% |
Up to 6 months | 10% |
Up to 12 months | 15% |
+12 months | 20% |
Larraín Nesbitt Lawyers, small on fees, BIG on service.
We will be very pleased to discuss your matter with you. You can contact us by e-mail at info@larrainnesbitt.com, by telephone on (+34) 952 19 22 88 or by completing our contact form to book an appointment.
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