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How to find a verified property tax advisor in Spain
Choosing the right independent property tax advisor is the single biggest protection a foreign buyer in Spain has. Here is what to look for, how to verify credentials, what it costs, the mistake to avoid — and how Outpost matches you to a verified one.
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Why an independent property tax advisor matters in Spain
Non-resident owners must file Modelo 210 every year — on imputed income even with no rental — at 19% (EU) or 24% (non-EU), plus IBI and, in some regions, wealth tax. A specialist keeps you compliant and claims the deductions EU owners are entitled to.
How to verify a property tax advisor in Spain
In Spain, use a registered asesor fiscal or economista with non-resident experience; many belong to the Registro de Economistas Asesores Fiscales (REAF). Ask about their non-resident (IRNR, Modelo 210) caseload.
Typical fees
From ~€100–300 per annual Modelo 210 filing; more for wealth-tax or CGT work.
The mistake to avoid
Assuming you owe nothing because you don't rent it out. Spain charges non-residents imputed-income tax, and non-filing accrues penalties.
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Apply to the founding cohort →Frequently asked
Do I need a tax advisor for a Spanish property?
Strongly advised for non-residents: you must file Modelo 210 annually (even with no rental income), and EU vs non-EU rates plus regional wealth tax are easy to get wrong. A specialist keeps you compliant.
What is Modelo 210?
The non-resident income-tax return in Spain. Owners pay it annually on imputed income (a percentage of cadastral value) even if the property is never rented; rental income is declared on it too.