Tax Advise for Remote Workers & International Professionals
Essential Tax Advice for Remote Workers & International Professionals
Tax Advice for Remote Workers & International Professionals
Owning property in Spain involves important tax obligations, including filing your Income Tax Return. Both residents and non-residents must comply, and failing to do so can lead to penalties.
At Fuster & Associates, we specialize in helping international property owners manage their Spanish tax filings accurately and efficiently, so you can enjoy your investment with peace of mind.
What Is Tax Advice for Remote Workers & International Professionals?
This service is designed to support professionals who earn income from abroad while living in Spain. It covers aspects such as:
- Tax residency rules
- Worldwide income reporting obligations
- Double taxation treaties and available reliefs
We provide personalized advice to determine how your income—whether as a freelancer, employee, or business owner—is treated under Spanish tax law.
Who Needs This Type of Tax Advice?
Profiles That Should Seek Tax Guidance
Our service is especially relevant for:
• Remote employees working for foreign companies
• Freelancers and consultants with clients abroad
• Digital nomads under Spanish residence permits
• Professionals relocating for long-term assignments
Whether you’re resident or non-resident, and regardless of nationality, we help define your obligations and potential tax-saving opportunities.
Required Documentation and Key Conditions
To determine your tax status and file correctly, we typically require:
Valid Passport and NIE
Documentation from your Employer or Clients
Proof of Residency Status or Visa
Bank Statements Showing Income
Inflows
Previous Tax Returns (from Spain or Abroad)
Our specialists will guide you through collecting and submitting all necessary documents.
Process for Tax Advice and Declaration
1. Initial Consultation to Define your Profile
2. Review of Income Sources and Duration of Stay in Spain
3. Determination of Tax Residency and Applicable Regimes
4. Registration with Spanish Tax Authorities, if Required
5. Preparation and Submission of Relevant Forms (e.g., Modelo 100, Modelo 210)
6. Optional Support for Ongoing Tax Planning
We simplify the entire process, from legal classification to tax return submission.
Common Mistakes and How We Avoid Them
Assuming you don't need to file in Spain
Misreporting or omitting foreign income
Ignoring double taxation agreements
Incorrectly calculating your residency threshold
At Fuster & Associates, we help you avoid these errors with structured, proactive advice tailored to your situation.
Benefits of Hiring a Tax Advisor
Avoid Fines, Interest, and audits
Legally reduce your tax burden across countries
Ensure proper application of international tax treaties
Stay fully compliant with Spanish and cross-border tax rules
Our multilingual team has deep expertise in both Spanish tax law and international fiscal frameworks.
Let Us Handle the Process for You!
At Fuster & Associates, we have a team of immigration experts with extensive experience in processing the Spanish Income Tax Return. We know how to avoid common mistakes in document submission, ensuring that each application meets all the necessary requirements to maximize the chances of approval. From document collection to filing appeals in case of denial, we handle everything so you can enjoy your new life in Spain stress-free.
If you are planning to settle in Spain in areas such as San Juan de los Terreros, Pulpí, Los Alcázares, La Zenia, Teulada, and Finestrat, our firm has strategically located offices to provide you with a personalized and close service. We have in-depth knowledge of the consular and administrative procedures specific to each region, ensuring a smooth and efficient process.
At Fuster & Associates, our team of immigration specialists will support you at every stage of the process to guarantee a successful application. From document preparation to handling appeals, we take care of everything so you can start your new life in Spain with peace of mind.
✉️ Contact us today and start living your new life in Spain with all the legal peace of mind you need.
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to pay taxes in Spain if I work remotely for a company abroad?
Yes—if you’re considered a Spanish tax resident, your global income must be declared.
What if I spend less than 183 days in Spain?
You may still be considered a resident depending on economic or family ties. We’ll help assess your full situation.
Can I avoid double taxation?
Spain has agreements with many countries. If one applies, we can help you claim deductions or exemptions.
Do I need to declare income even if it's taxed abroad?
Yes, but depending on treaties, that income may be exempt or credited in Spain.