Spanish tax for non-residents
Prepare your Modelo 210 in a 15-minute conversation. No forms, no legal jargon, no €250 gestor fee.
To pay
€1,749.90
With the breakdown of how each number was reached, and your filing deadline.
These are the situations we see every day. If one of them is yours, Modelo 210 comes into play: sometimes to pay what you owe, sometimes to claim back tax that was over-withheld.
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A German who owns a flat in Málaga, lets it from June to September and leaves it shut the rest of the year. That is two separate incomes with two separate deadlines: the rent for those months, and the imputed income for the time the flat was at his disposal.
2
A British owner with a house in Alicante she only uses at Easter. She collects no rent at all, but the law imputes an income on the cadastral value, and because the UK has been outside the EU since 2021 she is taxed at 24% instead of 19%.
3
A Dutch owner who sold his flat in Valencia and saw the buyer withhold 3% of the price to pay it over under Modelo 211. That 3% is a payment on account: to credit it against what he actually owes on the gain he has to file Modelo 210, and he has three months starting one month after the deed.
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A French shareholder with dividends from a Spanish company, or a retiree drawing a Spanish pension. The payer has already applied the Spanish rate; if the treaty between Spain and your country sets a lower maximum, Modelo 210 is how you claim the difference back.
Royalties, interest, dividends, employment, self-employment, pensions: we calculate all fifteen IRNR income types.
It is not a form dressed up as a chat. It is a conversation in which every question is there for a reason, and we tell you the reason.
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Only what your case needs. If you own no property in Spain, we will never ask you about cadastral values.
2
"I let it in July and August" is a valid answer. Turning that into tax language is our job, not yours.
3
Amounts come from a deterministic engine applying the official rate table for that tax year. The language model understands what you say; it never touches a euro.
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Property sales, directors' fees, salaries for work done in Spain, services sold to Spanish clients, a treaty rate that depends on conditions and a doubtful residence are all checked by a person before your Modelo 210 is drawn up.
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A PDF with every figure, its field and your deadline. You take the last step on the AEAT's site: the declaration is yours and you sign it.
None of them is wrong. They differ in price, in language, and in how much you need to know before you start.
The sensible option if your case is complicated or you would rather delegate the signature.
Perfectly doable once you have done it before. The form does not warn you if you pick the wrong code.
We hand you the pack and the deadline. You take the final step on the AEAT's own site.
Not just rental income. If you had any Spanish-source income, it is here.
Rental · Imputed income on an idle property · Property sale
Interest · Dividends · Gains on securities · Royalties
Employment · Self-employment · Director's fees
Pensions · Lottery prizes · Digital services · Transfer of other assets
One PDF per declaration. It is not the official form: it is exactly what goes into it.
Gross income, deductible expenses, taxable base, tax rate, gross tax, withholdings and payments on account, and the result.
Each figure is labelled exactly as the form labels it, so there is no guessing where it goes.
The code each income is filed under: 01 for rent, 02 for imputed income, 28 for a property sale — 33 or 34 if it was your former main home and you reinvested. The form asks for it before anything else and will not work it out for you.
From one exact date to another, worked out from the accrual date of that income. Each income has its own deadline.
Your country's certificate of tax residence, the certificates for any withholdings applied to you and, if a refund is due, proof that the account is yours.
The transfer from abroad using the payment identifier the site generates, or the IBAN and paperwork for a refund, with the steps in order.
Todas las gestiones > Impuestos y tasas > Impuesto sobre la Renta de no Residentes > Modelo 210 > Predeclaración.
The declaration is stored with your answers and with the version of the rate table that produced it. In four years' time it will still explain itself.
Preparing a tax return means handling very personal data. This is what we do with it, and what we do not.
Amounts are computed by a deterministic engine, verified against the worked examples in the AEAT's own manual. The language model only interprets what you say.
Each tax year has its own closed, versioned table, and every calculation records which one produced it. That is what lets an archived declaration be reproduced years later.
When something cannot be computed with certainty we do not invent it: it is flagged and a person reviews it before you file.
Processing and storage happen on servers inside the European Union, under the GDPR. Your documents do not leave it.
You can see everything you have told us, change any answer — the declaration recalculates at once — and delete your documents.
A gestor charges between €80 and €250 for one Modelo 210.
Free while we are in phase 1
€0
per declaration
Free. We prepare your Modelo 210 and hand it to you to file yourself; there is nothing to pay.
Tell us what you have in Spain and in about fifteen minutes you will know which incomes you have to declare, what each one comes to, and the last day you have to file. Free, in Spanish or English, and with no commitment to file anything today.
Start my declarationPreparing the Modelo 210 is free. You file it yourself on the AEAT's site.
