Relocating · US → Madrid

Moving to Spain?
Know your tax picture first

Tax residency, wealth, and double taxation work differently depending on when and how you move. Before you make any decisions, understand what to look into — with a free checklist and a personal consultation with Ruth Orejón.

Madrid, Spain Beckham Law regime
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Spain Relocation Tax Checklist
6 questions · 2 minutes
  • Get a first read on your likely tax residency
  • See if you may qualify for Beckham Law
  • No calculation, no obligation

This isn't a tax calculation. It's a map of what to ask.

We share enough for you to see where the risk sits — the personal advice always happens in a real conversation with Ruth.

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What usually decides your tax bill in Spain

Every situation is different. These are the three areas we look at first.

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The Beckham Law regime
Workers relocated to Spain may qualify for a special flat-rate income tax regime instead of the standard progressive scale — for a limited number of years, under specific conditions. More on serviciosrr.es →
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Double taxation
Spain and the US have a tax treaty to prevent double taxation, but applying it correctly depends on the type of income and where it's earned.
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Which region you choose
Spain's regional income tax bracket and wealth tax vary significantly depending on where in the country you settle.

Spain Relocation Tax Checklist

Answer 6 questions and we'll tell you which areas of your situation are worth reviewing before your call with Ruth. This is not a tax filing or a calculation — it's a guide to help you show up prepared.

  • Directional results, not binding advice
  • Your info is only used to prepare your consultation
  • No cost, no obligation
We don't ask for passport numbers, tax filings, or sensitive documents in this form. That's handled only in your private consultation with Ruth.

Tell us about your situation

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Frequently asked questions

Generally, once you spend more than 183 days a year in Spain, or when your main economic interests are based here. There are nuances we go through in the consultation.

Not automatically. It depends on the type of relocation, your prior tax residency history, and specific deadlines to apply for it. We assess it case by case.

It depends on your tax residency and the amounts involved. Spain has specific reporting obligations for foreign-held assets, which we review in your consultation.

Yes — the first 20-minute session with Ruth is free, with no obligation.

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