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Interest tax is exempt for EU citizens. Royalties are taxed at 24%. Pensions are taxed at progressive rates, from 8% to 40%.
19% for the first EUR 6,000 of taxable income. 21% for the following EUR 6,000 to EUR 50,000 of taxable income. 23% for the following EUR 50,000 to EUR 200,000 of taxable income. 26% for any amounts over EUR 200,000.
Expat Taxes in Spain: Current Rates Earnings in Euro (EUR)Rate Applicable to Income Level (%)12,450-20,20024%20,200-35,20030%35,200-60,00037%60,000+45%1 more row • Dec 16, 2021
Spanish Income Taxes among the Highest in Europe Following the tax increase, Spanish individuals will be paying one of the highest personal income tax rates in Europe.
Income Tax Rates for the year ended 31st December 2022 From (Euros)To (Euros)Total tax %12,45020,20024.0020,20035.20030.0035,20060,00037.0060,000300,00045.002 more rows
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The general flat income tax rate for non-residents is 24%, or 19% if you are a citizen of a country in the European Union or the European Economic Area. Other income is subject to Spanish non-resident taxes at the following rates: Capital gains resulting from transferred assets are taxed at a rate of 19%.
Paying taxes in Spain can be done via the tax agency's website, mobile app, telephone, or in person. Since most people do it online, here's how you can file your electronic tax return: Select the relevant form (modelo) to file your tax return. To file your income tax return, you need Modelo 100.
It allows workers posted to Spanish territory to communicate their option, renunciation or exclusion from the special scheme.
2020 income tax rates Taxable income band \u20acNational income tax rates0 to 12,45019%12,451 to 20,20024%20,201 to 35,20030%35,201 to 60,00037%1 more row
In general, non-resident taxpayers are taxed at flat rate on income obtained in Spanish territory or which arises from Spanish sources, at the general rate of 24 percent for work income and at the rate of 19 percent on capital gains and financial investment income arising from Spanish sources.

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