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Building renovation in Spain: when is it exempt from VAT under Spanish law?

2025-10-28T15:57:06+01:0010, 2025|Property in Spain, Understanding Tax Obligations in Spain|

At Welex, your trusted law firm in Marbella, we explain when building renovation works in Spain may be exempt from VAT. Spanish tax law sets strict conditions: the renovation must involve structural rebuilding and a significant financial investment. Learn the requirements, examples, and court rulings that define whether your project qualifies for this exemption.

What is the general tax rate applicable in Spain to the corporation tax of a holding company in Andalusia for the 2024 financial year?

2025-10-27T14:34:01+01:0010, 2025|Spanish Accountancy, Understanding Tax Obligations in Spain|

In Spain, the general corporate income tax rate for the 2024 fiscal year is 25%, which also applies to holding companies (“entidades patrimoniales”) based in Andalusia. These entities are not eligible for reduced rates and are taxed at the statutory general rate. A company is considered a holding company when more than half of its assets consist of securities or assets not used in an economic activity — such as the mere ownership or passive management of real estate. Only when the company has a minimum organizational structure with personnel and resources can it be deemed to carry out an economic activity.

25 Years of Excellence and Trust: A Tribute to Sara Duarte, Head of Accounting at Welex

2025-10-23T12:55:08+01:0010, 2025|Spanish Accountancy|

Metadescripciones SEO: Welex celebrates 25 years of excellence and leadership of Sara Duarte, Head of Accounting in Marbella. A tribute to her professionalism, innovation, and dedication. Trust Welex for expert accounting in Marbella and comprehensive tax advisory services.

The Revolution of Invoicing in Spain: Complete Guide to Anti-Fraud Regulations and Verifactu

2025-09-29T14:05:13+01:0009, 2025|Featured, Labour Advice, Spanish Accountancy|

La digitalización está transformando radicalmente la forma de trabajar en España. Uno de los mayores avances se está produciendo en el ámbito de la facturación en España: la introducción de la nueva normativa antifraude y Verifactu. Estos cambios definirán la forma en que se generan, almacenan y comunican las facturas.

Offsetting capital gains and losses under the “Beckham Law” in Spain

2025-08-20T10:01:34+01:0008, 2025|Understanding Tax Obligations in Spain|

At Welex, a law and economics firm in Marbella, we answer one of the most common questions among foreign taxpayers who pay taxes in Spain under the special tax regime for expatriate workers, better known as the "Beckham Law." The question is as follows: Can an individual resident in Spain under this regime offset capital gains with capital losses on their income tax (IRPF) return?

Is a lawyer required to buy property in Spain? Legal report

2025-08-20T09:53:34+01:0008, 2025|Property in Spain|

Buying property in Spain—whether it’s a home, commercial premises, or land—is one of the most important (and costly) decisions you can make in life. But is hiring a lawyer really necessary? What role does the so-called “Property Report” play? And what risks do you face if you decide to proceed without legal advice?

Notary in Spain vs Notary in the Netherlands: Main differences

2025-08-20T09:53:53+01:0007, 2025|Labour Advice, Property in Spain|

Many clients assume that notaries in Spain perform the same functions as notaries in their own country, which is not true. Although both systems include the figure of the notary, their functions in real estate sales are very different.

Quick guide: Steps to follow to sign a mortgage in Spain

2025-07-03T12:47:48+01:0006, 2025|Property in Spain|

This article offers a clear, step-by-step guide to arranging a mortgage in Spain, once you have chosen the bank that best fits your needs. The text explains the key stages of the process — from receiving the pre-contractual documentation to signing the mortgage deed before a notary. The aim is to help buyers understand their rights, obligations, and the timeline involved, making the process of financing a property in Spain as smooth and secure as possible.

Everything you need to know about the Bechkam Law in Spain 2025

2025-06-20T10:28:24+01:0006, 2025|Spanish Accountancy, Understanding Tax Obligations in Spain|

The Beckham Law in Spain is formally known as a special tax regime designed for workers, professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors who move to Spanish territory. Despite its informal name, it offers a highly advantageous tax option for both foreigners and Spaniards returning after living abroad.