Over the past week, a recurring set of concerns has emerged from our conversations with U.S. clients residing in Spain. These discussions—captured during our video consultations—highlight the complexity of navigating dual tax obligations and the importance of proper...
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...
One of the most common misconceptions among U.S. expats living in Spain is that U.S. Social Security benefits are fully exempt from Spanish personal income tax (IRPF). This belief is usually based on Article 20[1] of the U.S.–Spain Tax Treaty, which grants the United...
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,...
For a nonresident alien living in Spain, owning a U.S. single‑member LLC can be a practical way to operate internationally, but it also creates parallel and unavoidable tax obligations in both the United States and Spain. The main risk lies not in high taxation, but...
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