Recent content by daeshu

The 600k limit is just for the 24% fix on IRPF (personal income tax in Spain), right ? not to the capital gain tax. I know there are great options outside Europe, lot of info in offshorecorptalk :) but for now I am happily settled down in Spain!

For me it is a great, I am Spanish, lived abroad for more than 10 years, saved some money, invested in some stock. Moved back to Spain under Beckham's regime. And now that that period is finishing I can sell all the stock with gains at 0% tax. If I sold them in 2025 I would pay in Spain CGT...

Ok, so I just need to sell those stock, and Spain or wherever the stock is domiciled cannot claim later any capital gain tax. I see that few countries have CGT for non-residents, e.g. France 30%, but I don't have anything from France. This seems like a huge advantage for Beckham's Law, why...

Thanks for your quick response! I really appreciate your perspective, especially as it challenges some of the other information I’ve received. Do you know of any real-life cases of people under the Beckham Law handling their capital gains this way? If I understand correctly, if I hold stocks...

I apologise as perhaps I explained it in a rush. Being under Beckham's Law, capital gains outside Spain are not paid in Spain, they are paid in the country where the broker is registered. At least that is my understanding. So moving to another broker in another country could reduce capital gains...

I’m nearing the end of my 5+1 years under the Beckham regime in Spain and checking out next steps regarding my capital gains. I currently hold stock in a Netherlands-registered broker, where I understand the capital gains tax for non-residents is 10%. However, I’m considering moving my stock to...

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Yes, I guess the Spanish REITs should be included in the 151, there is a section for that, and you need to add there is the CIF (Certificado de Identificacion Fiscal). This is the tax ID for all Spanish companies. If it is foreign, then you don't have a CIF to enter. :)

Foreign stock gains to be taxed where your Broker is based. In my case, Degiro, Netherlands. It should be tax as non-resident, I think it is a 10% tax. I contacted couple of accountants in Netherlands, waiting for replies about budget to do the non-resident taxes.

I know the basics and the main topics that affect my case, fixed IRPF of 24%. The law says clearly what not to be taxed in Spain, foreign non-work income, but doesn't say anything about where to tax that :D Whatever you do with that foreign non-work income is not related to this Law or to the...

Sorry if I didn't explain it right. I didn't say you are not taxed as a non-resident. You are a tax resident, under a special tax regime. That special regime says that for the IRPF you can be treated as a non-resident, that is 24% fixed IRPF. But other taxes... DTA applies to work income from...

Hello! Newbie in the forum! I signed up for the Spanish Special Tax Regime (known as Beckham´s Law), where you pay tax for stock gains only for Spanish stock. But when the stock is not Spanish, I am not so sure of where to pay tax. My broker is Degiro (Netherlands), I heard that I should pay...

Hello! First message here for someone under Beckham's Law! :D As far as I know: - No, you don´t have to disclose your foreign assets, no needed the 720. - No, you are not considered as non-resident for tax purpose. You are a tax resident under a special tax regime.