The Spanish Ministry of Finance has implemented a significant update to the well-known “Beckham Law” with the aim of attracting and retaining high-level international talent. The 2024 legislative reform introduces retroactivity in this law to clarify and stabilize the tax situation of foreign workers through a special regime that is both inclusive and flexible. This… Continue reading Retroactivity of the Beckham Law for Expatriates in Spain
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“The Beckham Law” or How to Save on Taxes in Spain as an Expat
¿Qué pasaba antes de la “Ley Beckham”? Hasta 2005, los extranjeros que vivían en España por más de 183 días al año se consideraban residentes fiscales, lo que les imponía ciertas obligaciones tributarias. Dos de las más controvertidas eran: Muchos extranjeros se quejaban de la alta carga fiscal en España, lo que llevó a la… Continue reading “The Beckham Law” or How to Save on Taxes in Spain as an Expat