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Date Published: 28/10/2021

Property owners: save money and beat the December tax deadline

The end of this year is the deadline for homeowners to pay the Non-Letting Tax in Spain

Are you a non-resident who owns a property in Spain which you don’t rent out?

If so, then you have until the end of December to file and pay your annual Modelo 210 Non-Letting Tax whilst also saving some money on fees in the process, with the help of Spanish Taxes Online.

The Modelo 210 Non-Letting Tax is levied each year on properties owned by non-residents – even when their villas or apartments do not generate any rental income.

The deadline for payment is December 31 and the tax is calculated retrospectively.

So, if your property in Spain sat idle for a prolonged period of time during the pandemic in 2020, it is likely that you will have some tax to pay now.

Avoid Fines and Complications for Non-Payment

Failure to pay can have serious consequences, resulting in fines and complications when selling a property in Spain. That’s why it pays to stay on the right side of the Spanish tax office and ensure your Modelo 210 payments are kept up to date.

Save Money – Use A Hassle-Free Online Service

An innovative online service called Spanish Taxes Online can save you money and take all of the hassle out of the process.

Their team of professional, English-speaking accountants offer an easy-to-use service. They take care of calculating the tax owed, filling out the return and filing it on your behalf with the Spanish tax office before providing you with an official receipt.

Their service represents great value for money too, costing just 59 euros (plus 7% VAT) for up to two owners, which compares very favourably with the expensive fees that some homeowners incur when using lawyers, gestores or conventional accountants to file their return.

Trustworthy Online Service – Five Star Reviews

The team at Spanish Taxes Online are led by British-born Ben Simkins, who is a fully accredited member of Spanish and European accountancy trade bodies such as the CFE (Tax Advisers Europe) and the REAF (Register of Economists and Fiscal Assessors).

Their service is already proving very popular with other non-resident property owners, earning them numerous five-star reviews on platforms such as Trust Pilot and Google Reviews.

In Arrears?

Many owners are unaware that they are liable to pay this tax and as a result find themselves in arrears.

Spanish Taxes Online have a great deal of expertise in this area as well as a close working relationship with the Spanish tax authorities and have helped many owners get their affairs up to date and in order.