The Special Tax Regime for workers, professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors relocated to Spanish territory, commonly known as the “Beckham Law”, is aimed at workers, both Spanish and foreign, who move to Spain for work purposes or to telework from Spain. According to this regulation, relocated workers who meet certain requirements have the option to choose… Continue reading Beckham Law: The Special Tax Regime, Beneficial for Digital Nomads and Inpatriates
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The Beckham Law and its implications on payroll: key aspects
The Beckham Law, formally known as the “special tax regime applicable to workers, professionals, entrepreneurs and investors relocated to Spanish territory”, regulates the taxation, in accordance with non-resident regulations, of the income of individuals relocated to Spain who have acquired tax residence. Since its introduction in 2005, this regulation has been the subject of attention… Continue reading The Beckham Law and its implications on payroll: key aspects
Beckham Law: everything you need to know
The Beckham Law, also known as the special regime for displaced workers or Impatriates Law, constitutes a unique tax regime aimed at individuals displaced who enter the workforce in Spain. Essentially, this legislation grants certain workers previously domiciled abroad the possibility of opting for a particular tax regime, more favorable than the general regime applied… Continue reading Beckham Law: everything you need to know
Will the NON-DOM regime in the UK come to an end? What are the alternatives?
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?
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
Tax Advisor: Beckham Law: Deadlines and Requirements to Benefit from the Tax Regime
The Personal Income Tax Regulation, as well as Model 149, used to request the expatriate regime, and Model 151, used for tax declaration by these taxpayers, have been adjusted to reflect the amendments incorporated in this area by the Startup Law. On December 6, 2023, Royal Decree 1008/2023 was published in the Official State Gazette… Continue reading Tax Advisor: Beckham Law: Deadlines and Requirements to Benefit from the Tax Regime
Tax Advisor: Timelines and Regulations: Updates and Deadlines in the Tax Regime for Individuals Relocating to Spain
The Law 28/2022, dated December 21, promoting the development of the startup ecosystem, introduced modifications to the special tax regime for individuals relocating to Spain (impatriates), effective from January 1, 2023. These changes include an expansion of the subjective scope, as detailed in our publication on the Startup Law of December 22, 2022. From 2023… Continue reading Tax Advisor: Timelines and Regulations: Updates and Deadlines in the Tax Regime for Individuals Relocating to Spain
