Non-Resident Tax in Spain: Why Spring is the Best Time to File (2025 Guide)

Introduction

If you are a non-resident property owner in Spain, you are required to file an annual non-resident tax return (Modelo 210). Many property owners wait until the deadline approaches, but filing your non-resident tax in the spring is the smartest strategy. It gives you plenty of time to gather all necessary documents, avoid last-minute stress, and ensure compliance with Spanish tax laws.

At Taxadora, we specialize in non-resident tax filing in Spain, making the process fast, hassle-free, and 100% compliant.

📌 Even if you file now, the tax amount will not be collected by the Spanish Tax Agency until the final filing deadline. This allows you to complete your tax obligations early while maintaining cash flow flexibility.

Who Needs to File Non-Resident Tax in Spain?

All non-resident property owners in Spain must file Modelo 210, even if the property is not rented out. ✅ If you rent out your Spanish property, you must file and pay rental income tax separately. ✅ The tax is based on the cadastral value (Valor Catastral) of your property.

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Deadlines for Non-Resident Tax (Modelo 210) in 2025

The filing deadline depends on whether you rent out your property or not:

📌 For Non-Rented Properties:

  • Deadline for 2024 tax year: December 31, 2025.
  • Covers the period January 1 – December 31, 2024.
  • Even if you file now, the tax payment is not collected until the final deadline.

📌 For Rented Properties:

  • Filed annually (from 2024 onwards).
  • Deadline: January 20, 2025, for rental income earned in 2024.

🚀 Filing in the spring gives you plenty of time to locate your Valor Catastral and other required documents.

Why You Should File Your Non-Resident Tax in the Spring

Many non-residents delay filing their tax returns until the last quarter of the year. However, waiting too long increases the risk of:

🚨 Rushing to find required documents like the IBI receipt with the cadastral value. 🚨 Forgetting deadlines and incurring penalties. 🚨 Overlooking possible deductions or exemptions.

📌 By filing in the spring, you give yourself more time to organize everything, avoid last-minute issues, and ensure peace of mind. Plus, the tax amount will not be deducted until the final deadline, so you don’t have to worry about early payments.

How to File Non-Resident Tax in Spain (Modelo 210)

The process to file Modelo 210 involves:

  1. Gather Required Information:
    • Valor Catastral (from your IBI bill).
    • Property ownership details.
    • Rental income details (if applicable).
  2. Calculate Tax Owed:
    • If not rented out: 1.1% or 2% of Valor Catastral taxed at 19% (EU) or 24% (non-EU). Don’t worry, we will check this for you.
    • If rented out: 19% (EU) or 24% (non-EU) of rental income.
  3. File Modelo 210:
    • Online submission with Taxadora.
    • Payment of any owed taxes (collected at the final deadline).

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Penalties for Late Filing

Failing to file Modelo 210 on time can result in:

  • Fines starting from €100 per return.
  • Additional penalties if unpaid tax is discovered by the Spanish Tax Agency.
  • Interest charges for late payments.

📌 Filing early ensures you stay compliant and avoid unnecessary penalties.

Why Choose Taxadora for Your Non-Resident Tax Filing?

At Taxadora, we make non-resident tax filing in Spain simple and stress-free:

Hassle-Free Filing: We handle everything from calculations to submission. ✅ Deadline Management: No risk of missing tax deadlines. ✅ Accurate Tax Calculations: We ensure you only pay what is required. ✅ Customer Support in English & Other Languages: No language barriers.

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Conclusion

Filing your non-resident tax return in the spring is the smartest way to avoid last-minute stress, penalties, and missing documents. With Taxadora, you can file your taxes early and ensure everything is done correctly and on time.

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Taxes for Non Residents

You are classified as a non-resident if you spend less than 183 days in Spain and usually pay taxes in another country. Non-residents with property or income in Spain must declare specific taxes, such as property taxes or rental income, using forms like Modelo 210.
Modelo 210
Non-Resident Tax
from
34,95€
Tax declaration for non-residents owning property in Spain. We handle everything remotely.
Modelo 210
Rental Income Taxes
from
49€
Non-residents who rent out their property in Spain must declare their rental income yearly.
Modelo 210
Tax From Property Sale
from
198€
Non-residents who sell their property must declare capital gains and reclaim the 3 % tax withholding within 4 months.

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Taxes for Residents

You are considered a tax resident in Spain if you spend more than 183 days per year in the country. Being a resident means you are required to declare your global income, regardless of where it is earned, and file taxes annually in Spain.
Modelo 100
Taxes for Residents in Spain (IRPF)
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123€
Residents in Spain must declare their global income yearly, regardless of their visa or permit.
Modelo 720
Foreign Assets Declaration
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148€
Residents in Spain with foreign assets must declare them to avoid fines, even without owing taxes.
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