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The new fee for renouncing U.S. citizenship will decrease

The new fee for renouncing U.S. citizenship will decrease

The new fee for renouncing U.S. citizenship will decrease from $2,350 to $450. It was recently announced that the U.S. government will significantly reduce the fee for applying for a Certificate of Loss of Nationality (CLN) , following years of advocacy by various...

Security Notice for the 2025 Spanish Income Tax Campaign

Security Notice for the 2025 Spanish Income Tax Campaign

During the 2025 Income Tax Campaign, remember that cybercriminals may attempt to deceive you by impersonating the Tax Agency through fraudulent emails (phishing) or SMS messages (smishing). Please remember that the Tax Agency: Does not request confidential, financial,...

The ETVE Holding Regime in Spain

The ETVE Holding Regime in Spain

By Antonio Rodriguez Spain’s ETVE regime (“Entidades de Tenencia de Valores Extranjeros”) is a specialized tax framework designed to attract international investment by allowing Spanish companies to operate as highly efficient foreign‑securities holding entities. The...

Why Your Modelo 100 and Form 1040 Must Be Prepared Together

Why Your Modelo 100 and Form 1040 Must Be Prepared Together

If you are a U.S. citizen living in Spain, your tax situation is fundamentally different from that of Spanish nationals or other expatriates. You are subject to worldwide U.S. taxation regardless of residence, while also being fully or partially taxable in Spain once...

Solidarity and Large Fortunes Wealth Tax

Solidarity and Large Fortunes Wealth Tax

Although originally declared temporary, the tax remains fully in force and is no longer “temporary.” While the Solidarity and Large Fortunes Wealth Tax (ITSGF) was initially created for the 2022 and 2023 tax years by Law 38/2022 of December 27, its validity was...

Wealth Tax in Spain. What is it?

Wealth Tax in Spain. What is it?

It is a direct tax levied on the total value of a person's assets and rights, less any debts they may have, as of a specific date: December 31st of each year. It is primarily regulated by Law 19/1991, of June 6th, on Wealth Tax, although its application largely...

The Importance of the Client Area

The Importance of the Client Area

The Client Area is much more than just uploading documents. At US Tax Consultants, we continuously strive to offer our clients an increasingly efficient, secure, and transparent tax service. A key component of this experience is the Client Area, a tool that goes far...

Spain’s tax season begins on April 8.

Spain’s tax season begins on April 8.

Now that we are already in 2026, many people are undoubtedly thinking about the upcoming Personal Income Tax campaign. This year, however, it will come with a calendar that differs from the usual one, which the Tax Agency has already officially confirmed. It’s...

Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISD) in Spain

Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISD) in Spain

The Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISD) is a direct tax, levied at the national level but ceded to the Autonomous Communities, which taxes increase in net worth obtained free of charge by individuals. It primarily covers inheritances and gifts. General framework of the tax...

Key Concerns for U.S. Expat Investors in Spain

Key Concerns for U.S. Expat Investors in Spain

Worldwide Taxation, Spain’s Savings Tax, PFIC Risks, and the Need for Cross‑Border Coordination that US Tax Consultants can provide. Book a free consultation now! For U.S. citizens living in Spain, investing is far more complex than simply choosing the right...

Four recommendations for U.S. residents investing in Spain

Four recommendations for U.S. residents investing in Spain

1. Prevent Double Taxation While the U.S.–Spain treaty aims to avoid double taxation, the savings clause and mismatched tax years mean Americans cannot rely on the treaty alone. Coordinated use of Foreign Tax Credits, Treaty provisions and correct residency...

Moving to Spain from the US: Complete Relocation Guide (2026)

Moving to Spain from the US: Complete Relocation Guide (2026)

By ExpatWires Moving from the United States to Spain is one of the most popular international relocations for Americans — and for good reason. Lower cost of living, excellent healthcare, Mediterranean climate, and a lifestyle that prioritizes enjoyment over...

Investing as a U.S. Citizen in Spain

Investing as a U.S. Citizen in Spain

Tackling Markets, Culture, and Cross‑Border Taxation Moving to Spain offers U.S. citizens a blend of lifestyle advantages—Mediterranean climate, world‑class healthcare, and rich cultural traditions. But behind the sunshine lies one of the most complex tax and...

Spain’s Beckham Law – Special Impatriate Regime

Spain’s Beckham Law – Special Impatriate Regime

Spain’s Beckham Law, formally the Special Tax Regime for Workers Displaced to Spanish Territory, remains one of the country’s most influential incentives for attracting international talent. Introduced in 2005 and modernized significantly by the Start‑up Law (Ley...

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