Capital Gains Tax

If you rent out your Spanish property as a non-resident, the rental income is taxable in Spain, regardless of where you file your primary tax return. The tax rate depends on your tax residency: EU, Icelandic, and Norwegian citizens pay 19% and can deduct certain expenses, while others pay a flat rate of 24% with no deductions. Tax returns are submitted quarterly or annually via Form 210 (Modelo 210). This calculator considers your residency status, the actual number of days rented, any deductible expenses, and your chosen filing period. The result is a realistic estimate of what you owe—either quarterly or for the full year.