Tax Advice in Spain: Understand and Legally Optimise Your Tax Position

Tax advice in Spain helps you understand what you owe, when and why, and how to organise your affairs within the law. We support companies, entrepreneurs and international investors with clear, practical guidance from our lawyers.

What Does it Include

Corporate Tax: Tax planning and corporate tax compliance.

International Tax: Cross-border structures and tax optimization.

VAT Advisory: VAT compliance and indirect tax matters.

Tax Disputes: Tax audits, appeals, and litigation support.

About the service

Effective tax planning is essential to protecting profits and supporting growth. Our tax lawyers advise businesses on corporate taxation, international structures, VAT matters, and tax risk management. Whether you are expanding internationally, reorganizing your group, or responding to a tax audit, we provide practical and commercially focused solutions that help minimize risk and maximize efficiency.

Why choose us

Doing business in Spain can be complex. Our firm provides clear, reliable legal guidance for international business owners.

Impartial and objective
Clarity at every stage

Proactive risk management
Ethical, transparent approach

We ensure every step is handled with precision and care.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What taxes does a company pay in Spain?

The main ones are corporate income tax on profits and VAT on goods and services. There are also payroll withholdings and some local taxes. Rates, reliefs and deadlines change, so we confirm the current ones for your case.

Do non-residents pay tax in Spain?

Yes, on income they obtain in Spain, such as rental income or profits from a Spanish business or property. This falls under non-resident income tax. Tax treaties between Spain and your home country may reduce or avoid double taxation.

When do I become a tax resident in Spain?

Generally, if you spend more than 183 days in Spain in a calendar year, or if your main business or economic interests are based in Spain. Tax residents are taxed on their worldwide income, so it is worth checking your situation early.

How can I legally optimise my tax position in Spain?

By using the structures, deductions and treaty benefits the law allows, and by planning ahead instead of reacting later. The best approach depends on your activity, where your income comes from and your plans. We analyse your case and explain the options.

What happens if I miss a tax deadline in Spain?

You can face surcharges, interest and penalties, which usually increase with the delay. If you realise you missed something, act quickly: voluntarily correcting it is generally better than waiting for the tax authority to find it. Contact us and we will review your options.