BECKHAM LAW SPAIN

Beckham Law: How to Benefit from Favorable Taxation When Moving to Spain.

Beckham Law Application:

We study your case.
If you have never been a resident of Spain, we process the census registration at the Tax Agency (Form 030).
We request, review and prepare the necessary documentation to apply.
We prepare the Form 149 option of the special tax regime of the Beckham Law.
We present the option request through Form 149 to the Tax Agency.
We will monitor the file until we receive the certificate accrediting the option for the special tax regime for workers posted to Spain – Beckham Law.

Why us?

Our experience and specialisation in this form allow us to provide much more value.

Specialisation

We are specialised in the Beckham Law and all related procedures.

Advice

We advise on the application of the special tax regime of the Beckham Law and compliance with its requirements.

Experience

Experts in international taxation: IRNR, tax planning, transfer pricing, creation of entities (subsidiaries, branches and permanent establishments), exit tax, etc.

What is Ley Beckham?

The Beckham Law, or Special Regime for Workers Displaced to Spanish Territory, offers better taxation to those who move to our country for work reasons. Its objective is to encourage workers from other countries with high professional qualifications to have incentives to do so through very interesting taxation.

Beckham Law requirements

Not having been a tax resident in Spain for the last 10 years.
The activity and performance of the job must justify the transfer of this person to Spain.
Worker for someone else (not being self-employed).

Tax Benefits of the Beckham Law and Non-Resident Income Tax (IRNR)

Despite retaining the status of tax resident in Spain, the income obtained is taxed by the Non-Resident Income Tax (IRNR). Specifically, earned income is taxed at a fixed rate of 24%, up to €600,000 per year, and from that amount, at 47%. In addition, only income obtained from sources located in Spain is taxed in Spain (except earned income).

We Submit Your Application to AEAT for You: Hassle-Free Processing

The AEAT (Agencia Estatal de Administración Tributaria) is Spain’s Tax Agency and is responsible for processing forms like the Beckham Law application.

So, we manage the submission and tracking of your Form 149 through the AEAT, allowing you to opt for the Beckham Law’s tax regime and benefit from more favourable taxation.

Do you have doubts about your situation?
Contact now.

We solve all your doubts about the Beckham Law.