We are glad to announce that we have incorporated a new associate to our firm, Antonio Relaño de Hoces, as an expert assistant.
Our new solicitor has got wide experience with all sorts of civil and criminal matters, family law, compensation claims related to traffic accidents, and immigration law.
If you require legal assistance and you need to meet up with Antonio, please do not hesitate to contact us via phone or email
Phone 950 473192
Email aseb@gestoriasalvador.com
We are looking for a person who is bi-lingual (English-Spanish) with experience in administrative management, taxes, international clients and who has a commercial background able to generate business. English, both written and perfectly spoken will be essential as the majority of the work will be carried out in this language.
If you are interested please send your CV to direccion@gestoriasalvador.com
It is necessary for those people to make a Special Agreement with the Andalucia Health Service, upon payment of a monthly fee and providing certain criteria, detailed below, is met, you will have access to the public health system.
The law 16/2003, dated 28th May, on the cohesion and quality of the National Health System, Article 3.5 establishes the possibility that residents who do not qualify as members of the Health System can have access to it by means of a subscription or payment. Continue reading “How to get Access to “convenio especial” scheme”
Desde Salvador Tax & Legal queremos dar respuesta a las dudas acerca de la posibilidad de compatibilizar la actividad laboral con la pensión de jubilación.
Como norma general la jubilación no es compatible con el trabajo, independientemente de que sea por cuenta propia o por cuenta ajena, según establece el artículo 213 de la Ley General de la Seguridad Social.
Sin embargo, esta regla tiene sus excepciones. Cabe la posibilidad de compatibilizar la jubilación con la prestación de servicios por cuenta ajena o por cuenta propia en determinados supuestos tasados: Continue reading “¿Es posible cobrar la pensión de jubilación y trabajar al mismo tiempo?”
Who has the obligation to submit this tax form?
Taxpayers required to inform of their assets and rights held abroad, in accordance with this regulation are:
What Must Be Declared?
With regards to the information that has to be Disclosed to the Spanish Tax Authority, This obligation includes specific information on assets and rights situated abroad including:
This obligation implies that the taxpayer will have to declare bank accounts abroad, even if he / she does not own stocks or real estate abroad. However, there will be no obligation to submit esta tax form for bank accounts located abroad if neither end the balance (on December, 31st), nor the average balance Reaches to the total of € 50,000.
Frequency in the presentation of the tax return
Once Form 720 has been filed with regard to one or more of the disclosure obligations in it (referred to in question no. 1), this Form should only be filed again when, in relation to one or more of these obligations, there is an increase of the overall limit established for each information block above 20,000 euros compared with what the last declaration determined.
More Information here. Don’t wait to the last minute and avoid penalties.
You can contact us in case of doubts.
Income tax declaration for residents is starting and we want to help you! Continue reading “Ready, Steady… RENTA 2016!”
Who has the obligation to submit esta tax form?
Taxpayers required to inform of their assets and rights held abroad, in accordance with this regulation are:
What Must Be Declared?
With regards to the information that has to be Disclosed to the Spanish Tax Authority, This obligation includes specific information on assets and rights situated abroad including:
This obligation implies that the taxpayer will have to declare bank accounts abroad, even if he / she does not own stocks or real estate abroad.
However, there will be no obligation to submit esta tax form for bank accounts located abroad if neither end the balance (on December, 31st), nor the average balance Reaches to the total of € 50,000.
Frequency in the presentation of the tax return
Once Form 720 has been filed with regard to one or more of the disclosure obligations in it (referred to in question no. 1), this Form should only be filed again when, in relation to one or more of these obligations, there is an increase of the overall limit established for each information block above 20,000 euros compared with what the last declaration determined.
More Information here. Don’t wait to the last minute and avoid penalties.
You can contact us in case of doubts.
Buscamos profesional para el puesto vacante de responsable del Departamento Laboral. Se encargará de prestar asesoramiento a nuestros clientes y formará parte de un equipo de 3 personas. Buscamos a alguien con:
Interesados enviarnos tu CV a través de nuestro formulario o a través del email: info@gestoriasalvador.com
According to Spanish law, natural persons that are non-residents who own urban buildings in Spanish territory, used for their own use rather than for economic activity, or vacant, are subject to non-resident income tax for the income obtained from these buildings. The taxable base corresponding to the income obtained from urban property assets in Spanish territory will be determined according to Personal Income Tax regulations. For these purposes, income must be calculated as 1.1% of the rateable value of the building (2% if the rateable value has not been revised or changed since 1 January 1994). The Taxable base will be calculated without deducting expenses of any kind. The tax rate is 24% (24.75% from 1 January 2012 until 1 December 2014, inclusive).
•Study of your fiscal situation, in relation to your activity and/or assets in Spain
•We calculate your taxes for this year
•Professional advice regarding your fiscal obligations
•Filing of income tax returns
•You have a 100% online access to our services
•You will be seen to by experts
•You can book an online meeting straight away
The way in which natural or legal persons must pay income tax in Spain is determined by whether they are resident or not of the country. Residents pay through Personal Income Tax (IRPF) or Corporation Tax (IS); however, non-residents, both natural and legal persons, pay tax through Non-resident Income Tax (IRNR).
Natural persons (private individuals) are considered to have their usual place of residence in Spain when any of the following circumstances apply:
•They remain in Spain for more than 183 days of the calendar year.
•The centre of their family/ economic activities is located, directly or indirectly, in Spain.
Non-resident natural and legal persons will be considered non-resident income taxpayers insofar as they obtain income in Spanish territory
According to Spanish law, natural persons that are non-residents who own urban buildings in Spanish territory, used for their own use rather than for economic activity, or vacant, are subject to non-resident income tax for the income obtained from these buildings.
The taxable base corresponding to the income obtained from urban property assets in Spanish territory will be determined according to Personal Income Tax regulations. For these purposes, income must be calculated as 1.1% of the rateable value of the building (2% if the rateable value has not been revised or changed since 1 January 1994).
The Taxable base will be calculated without deducting expenses of any kind. The tax rate is 24% (24.75% from 1 January 2012 until 1 December 2014, inclusive).
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