Real estate
Rental · Imputed income on an idle property · Property sale
Spanish tax for non-residents
Talk. We file.
File Modelo 210 in a 15-minute conversation. No forms, no legal jargon, no €250 gestor fee.
Built on the official rules, not on guesswork
Official AEAT rates
Rate tables are versioned per tax year and immutable. Every calculation records which version produced it.
The AI does not do the maths
The AI only understands your answers. Amounts come from a deterministic engine, verified against the official manual's own worked examples.
Human review where it matters
If your case has anything unusual in it, we flag it and a person checks it before you file.
Your data never leaves the EU
Everything is processed and stored inside the European Union, under GDPR.
How it works
1
Tell us your situation
The assistant asks in your language, in ordinary words. "Do you own a flat in Spain? Was it rented out?"
2
Upload your documents
Nota simple, IBI receipt, deed. We extract the figures and show them to you to confirm.
3
Check the calculation
You see exactly how the number was reached, line by line. Correct any input and it recalculates instantly.
4
Download and file
You get the PDF and the XML the Spanish Tax Agency accepts, with your deadline and payment instructions.
All 15 IRNR income types covered
Not just rental income. If you had any Spanish-source income, it is here.
Investments
Interest · Dividends · Gains on securities · Royalties
Work and activity
Employment · Self-employment · Director's fees
Other income
Pensions · Lottery prizes · Digital services · Transfer of other assets
Pricing
A gestor charges between €80 and €250 for one Modelo 210.
Per declaration
€29
per declaration filed
- All 15 income types
- PDF and XML ready for the AEAT
- Calculation explained line by line
- Permanent archive of your filings
- Deadline reminder
- In Spanish and English
You only pay once the declaration is ready. Calculating is free.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I have to file Modelo 210 if my flat sits empty?
- Yes. Spain treats an urban property available to its owner as generating "imputed income", even if you never rent it or use it. It is calculated on the cadastral value, normally 1.1% or 2%, and declared once a year.
- What difference does being an EU resident make?
- It is the single biggest difference in the whole tax. EU/EEA residents are taxed at 19% and may deduct rental expenses. Everyone else is taxed at 24% on gross income with no deductions at all. Since 1 January 2021 the UK is outside.
- I sold my Spanish property. What do I need to do?
- The buyer is obliged to withhold 3% of the price and pay it with Modelo 211. You declare the gain on Modelo 210 within three months of the month after the sale, crediting that 3%. If the withholding exceeds the tax, you are refunded the difference.
- Do I need a NIE to calculate the tax?
- Not to calculate it. A NIE or NIF is needed to file, not to find out what you owe. You can start without one and add it later.
- What about double-taxation treaties?
- If your country has a treaty with Spain, a reduced rate may apply to dividends, interest, royalties or pensions. We detect these cases and flag them for human review before filing, so you are not overcharged.
- What if it gets it wrong?
- The calculation comes from a deterministic engine over the official rates, not from a generative AI, and it is verified against the worked examples in the AEAT manual. Anything unusual is reviewed by a person before it is filed.
Find out what you owe. Free.
Ten minutes of conversation and you will know exactly what your declaration comes to and when it is due. You only pay if you decide to file.
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