During the presentation of the national Budget last Wednesday, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer announced the abolition of the “Non-Domiciled” tax regime, a feature of the UK tax system with more than two centuries of history, from 6 April 2025. In this article we will analyse the consequences of the possible end of this special tax… Continue reading Will the NON-DOM regime in the UK come to an end? What are the alternatives?
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Forthcoming reforms to the UK non-dom regime
The UK non-dom regime is a tax regime characterised by the absence of taxation of income received from abroad, except for income remitted to the UK, whereby capital gains arising in the UK are taxed exclusively for a period of seven years. In recent months, the debate on a possible reform of this attractive tax regime has… Continue reading Forthcoming reforms to the UK non-dom regime
Beckham Law: who can apply for it?
The name of this law may be familiar to us, as it is somewhat associated with the former British footballer. This is because this player was one of the first to benefit from this legislation, which is aimed at foreigners who wish to move their residence to Spain for work purposes. Therefore, the affected person… Continue reading Beckham Law: who can apply for it?
Important Changes in UK Tax Legislation Announced in the Spring Budget
The recent announcement by the Chancellor in the context of the spring budget has marked a significant milestone in the field of international taxation in the UK, with substantial changes to the rules regarding tax domicile. This change, seemingly stemming from policies proposed by the Labour Party, constitutes a long-debated revision regarding the tax domicile… Continue reading Important Changes in UK Tax Legislation Announced in the Spring Budget
The Beckham Law and its impact on taxation in Spain
The Beckham Law refers to a tax tool aimed at individuals who move their tax residence to Spanish territory due to engaging in labor activity. This system offers the opportunity to enjoy more advantageous taxation, allowing taxpayers to apply the regulations of the Non-Resident Income Tax (IRNR), even if they meet the requirements to be… Continue reading The Beckham Law and its impact on taxation in Spain
Beckham Law: requirements and tax advantages in Spain
The Beckham Law, also known as the Impatriate Law, has, since its application in Spain, benefited people living abroad who choose to reside in Spain with respect to their tax obligations. What does the Beckham Law entail? The Beckham Law, also known as the Impatriate Law, establishes a special tax regime for foreign residents who… Continue reading Beckham Law: requirements and tax advantages in Spain
Beckham Law: what is it and how does it work?
The so-called Beckham Law, officially known as the Special Tax Regime applicable to workers, professionals, entrepreneurs and investors moving to Spanish territory, is regulated in article 93 of the Personal Income Tax Law (IRPF). This legislation establishes a special IRPF taxation framework for those individuals who move to Spain for work purposes, i.e. those who… Continue reading Beckham Law: what is it and how does it work?
Admission of displaced self-employed individuals to the Beckham Law: requirements and procedures
I. Eligibility requirements: Absence of previous residency in Spain: pursuant to current regulations, it is stipulated as a fundamental requirement for admission to the special regime of the Beckham Law for displaced self-employed individuals that the applicant has not been a tax resident in Spain in the five years preceding the displacement that prompts the… Continue reading Admission of displaced self-employed individuals to the Beckham Law: requirements and procedures
Modifications introduced in the Beckham Lay by the Startups Law
With the aim of attracting new talent to the country, modifications were made to Law 28/2022, of December 21, on the promotion of the startup ecosystem, better known as the “Startups Law”, which has brought significant changes to the regulation of the special regime for Personal Income Tax (IRPF). These modifications came into effect on… Continue reading Modifications introduced in the Beckham Lay by the Startups Law
Tax Advisor: Beckham Law and new tax regulations for foreign workers in Spain
Beckham Law is implemented for newly arrived foreigners in Spain this year. Opting to be taxed under non-resident rules represents an opportunity for many relocated individuals. Royal Decree 1008/2023 significantly clarifies the procedures. The Beckham Law allowed certain individuals who moved to Spain to be taxed as non-residents for a certain period. This option is… Continue reading Tax Advisor: Beckham Law and new tax regulations for foreign workers in Spain