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Modelo 210

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If you own a property in Spain but live outside the country for more than 183 days a year, you must pay the Non-Resident Tax (Modelo 210).

In addition to the municipal property tax (IBI), you need to file an annual tax return for your property. Our service lets you file online and have your tax return reviewed by a specialist. It’s quick, easy, and secure!

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Questions and answers

What is the Non-Resident Tax Modelo 210?

Modelo 210 is the Spanish tax form used by non-residents who own property in Spain. It allows you to declare property taxes for your Spanish home, even if you don’t live in the country. Whether you’re renting or simply owning a second home in Spain, you are required to file this form yearly to stay compliant with Spanish tax laws. This declaration is separate from other taxes, such as the municipal property tax (IBI).

How Much is the Non-Resident Tax in Spain for Modelo 210?

The tax rate usually ranges from 0.209% to 0.48% of your property’s Valor Catastral if the property is not rented out. If you rent out the property, you’ll need to declare the rental income separately. For example, if your property is valued at €150,000, your tax might be around €300 to €500, depending on your situation.

Do I Need to File a Non-Resident Tax Return in Spain if I Own Property?

Yes, owning property in Spain requires you to file Modelo 210 annually, even if you are registered for taxes in another country. Spanish law mandates that non-residents with property must file this form, regardless of rental status.

When is the Deadline for Filing Non-Resident Tax (Modelo 210) in Spain?

For non-residents who do not rent out their property, the filing deadline is December of the year following the tax year. If the property is rented, you must file quarterly. Payments are typically collected via direct debit around December 31 of the following year.

How to Find Your Valor Catastral for Non-Resident Tax 210 Form?

The Valor Catastral is the taxable value of your Spanish property and is necessary for calculating your Non-Resident Tax. You can find this value on your IBI receipt, often listed as “Valor Catastral Total” or “Base Imponible.” If you have a newly built home, it might not yet have a Valor Catastral assigned, so contact us for assistance. We can help you locate this information or review your IBI receipt to find the correct taxable value.

Do Co-Owners Need to File Non-Resident Tax Separately for Modelo 210?

Yes, each co-owner of a property must file a separate Modelo 210 declaration. Spanish tax law requires individual declarations for each owner, regardless of joint ownership. Discounts are available for multiple owners filing together.

Do I Need to Pay Non-Resident Tax if I Don’t Rent Out My Property?

Yes, if you rent out your property in Spain, you must declare the rental income in both Spain and your home country. Spain has agreements with many countries to avoid double taxation, allowing you to deduct taxes paid in one country from the taxes due in the other. You’ll still need to file quarterly in Spain and declare the income, even if you pay taxes on it in your home country.

How Do I File Rental Income Tax as a Non-Resident Using Modelo 210?

If you rent out your property, you must declare rental income in both Spain and your home country. Spain has agreements with many countries to prevent double taxation, allowing you to claim deductions in one country for taxes paid in the other. Rental income is declared quarterly.

Do I Need Receipts for Deductions in the Non-Resident Tax (Modelo 210)?

Generally, receipts are not required when declaring deductions. However, the Spanish tax authority may request documentation, so it is recommended to keep receipts for all deductible expenses. This tax is usually a preliminary declaration, and receipts may only be required upon further review.

What Happens if the Non-Resident Tax Isn’t Paid on Time?

If your payment is not collected via direct debit, it could be due to incorrect bank details or the use of a passport number instead of your NIE. If the payment fails, contact us immediately, and we will help resolve the issue. Delays or missed payments can lead to penalties, and the Spanish tax authority has access to European tax records.

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