Paying non-resident tax

[Davew]

I am sorry that my earlier post caused confusion.

The £100 fee was the cost of the accountant preparing and submitting the forms, the actual tax was 206 Euros.

The rate applied to the cadastral value to calculate the tax payable increases (I think by 50%) when the cadastral value is over 10 years.

[Emmi Smith]

Thought that was the case!!!  I'd recommend Spanish Tax Forms for you next year.  Around £35 for them to prepare it for you regardless of how many people shown on your escrituras ( you will get a form for each person). The deadline for paying the tax is December 31st.  But would suggest you ask STF to prepare it for you during October/November - they get very busy in December and I see that this year they have not accepted new clients.  Even though you would get the prepared form early, no obligation to pay the tax until prior Dec. 31st.

[Jo Bowker]

Thank you for your recomendation, much appreciated.
I work as a translator and have done for over 10 years, my email address is jofuerte@msn.com and contact number is 616 402304.
As mentioned I arrange wills, car imports, car transfers, non resident taxes, residencia, NIE certificate, holiday rental licences and more
My fee for doing the non resident tax is 80€ per property.

[TamaraEnLaPlaya]

Welcome to this forum Jo and thanks for posting your details.

[beachlife]

Tom has already posted that it is fairly straightforward to complete form 210 to complete payment for the NRT.

I have been helping non-residents for years on this issue and like Tom am happy to help people with problems if they need help. (although I`m away until the end of January but if you have the 2017-18 tax to pay you have until 31/12/19 to pay it.

It really is easier to do than you think!!!!

[beachlife]

I am sorry that my earlier post caused confusion.

The £100 fee was the cost of the accountant preparing and submitting the forms, the actual tax was 206 Euros.

The rate applied to the cadastral value to calculate the tax payable increases (I think by 50%) when the cadastral value is over 10 years.

The rate applied to the cadastral value to calculate the tax payable increases (I think by 50%) when the cadastral value is over 10 years.

The cadastral value does not change. What does change is the tax you pay either 1.1% or 2%.

You need to check when the last date your cadastral value (CV) was assessed. If it was reassessed in the last 10 years you are taxed at the rate of 1.1% if it was over 10 years that it was reassessed then you pay 2% tax. There is a Spanish website where you can check when your municipality last had a reassessment.

http://www.catastro.meh.es/esp/ponencia_valores.asp

Leave first box as Todos los anos 

Second drop down  click on Las Palmas

Third box put in your municipality eg La Oliva, Antigua etc

[Spitfire58]

Just paid ours for last year with Spanish Tax Forms. £202 total, including them paying it (twice, for split ownership property) for a tax bill of £159. So happy to continue to do it this way & know it all done correctly. 😁😁