Imputed Income Tax in Spain: Modelo 210 for Non-Resident Property Owners
Own a home in Spain but live abroad? Each year you must file Modelo 210 and pay tax on an imputed income — even if you never rent the property out. Here is how it works.
Own a home in Spain but live abroad? Each year you must file Modelo 210 and pay tax on an imputed income — even if you never rent the property out. Here is how it works.
As a non-resident you pay 19% tax on the gain when selling your Spanish property, and the buyer withholds 3%. Here is how the gain is calculated and how to reclaim any excess.
Since July 2025, every short-term rental property in Spain must hold a national registration number (NRUA). We explain the rules, the regional requirements in the Valencia region and how rental income is taxed.
Do you own a holiday home in Spain but don’t rent it out? You may still owe tax to the Spanish authorities every year. Find out what imputed rental income is and how to avoid penalties.
Yes, you can use the Swedish ROT deduction even when your home is in Spain. Here is the complete step-by-step guide, the pitfalls to avoid, and how our law firm helps you.
Buying a house or plot on rustic land (suelo rústico) in the Valencian Community can be a dream or a trap. Here is what you must verify before you sign.