Property not rented out
Your property stands empty or you only use it yourself, but you still have to pay tax on it once a year.
- Annual modelo 210 return
- Calculated on the cadastral value
- Deadline reminders
Whether your property stands empty, is let long-term or to holidaymakers, we file your returns for you, keep track of deadlines and send you copies. All done remotely.
All prices exclude VAT.
Your property stands empty or you only use it yourself, but you still have to pay tax on it once a year.
You let your property long-term and earn rental income in Spain.
You let your property to tourists by the night, which means regular tax reporting.
Licences, checks and everything you need to let your property
Tax on the sale, worked out in advance with no surprises
Prices exclude VAT.
Tell us where the property is and whether it's rented out.
Passport, NIE, title deed and your latest IBI (property tax) receipt.
Online, with no need to come to Spain.
You receive proof of filing and reminders of upcoming deadlines.
Yes. Even if the property stands empty or you use it yourself, a non-resident pays tax once a year on so-called deemed income (imputación de rentas) using modelo 210 (the non-resident income tax return). The amount is calculated from the property's cadastral value. We will file the return for you. Price: from €40.
If you are resident in the EU or the European Economic Area, yes: you can deduct, for example, IBI (local property tax), utility bills, insurance, repairs and your adviser's fees. For residents of other countries, tax is charged on the full amount of rental income.
Yes, in the Canary Islands holiday lets are subject to IGIC (the Canary Islands' equivalent of VAT): the tax must be included in the price of the stay and a return filed every quarter. We take care of this for you and remind you of the deadlines.
Tell us whether it's rented out and where you live, and we will tell you which returns you need.