Living in Spain - Paying taxes in Spain

[@kenllacer]

Thanks so much for following up on my request, Stuart. Hope it wasn't too much of a bother. This video pretty much covers it. Take care, man.

[@JohnSmith-it9tv]

Nice video. Would be even better if the camera will be faced more to the road than to the inside of the car. It's quite exciting to watch the city and suburbs.

[@mannyme2986]

another outstanding video! well done.

[@blueyes791]

the worst video ever so incorrect , ive lived in spain 17 years

[@lucius1976]

If you are US-American you are always pay taxes in the US. Doesn´t matter where you are resident. Only country i know which does it like that.

[@cranelifting3742]

Congratulation for your clear explanation, the neccesary incormation is well conveyed, even I speak the spanish language and I heard some videos from native (Spanish) speakers and is not summarized and clear as your explained here, thanks.

[@chileaus]

Good video / info

[@robertmacmillan1583]

We are from Perth Australia we are both on Australian Pensions, we have lived overseas for periods of 6 to 8 months North Cyprus, never had any problems about tax from those countries, would we have to pay tax from our pensions in Spain, plus we will be renting out our house, can you please let us know if we have to pay the Spanish government tax on our earnings, ie our pensions, and the rent from our property. Enjoy your videos thanks again Robert

[@James-dx6sf]

The taxes seem high compared to the USA. When I was in Spain, the sales tax were very high which is the primary type for a person living there temporarily.

[@machukan]

What tax is on capital gain?

[@dixy2k]

50% or more in taxes is not a lot?

[@WolfireGaming]

Hi Stuart. I know this is an old video, and I'm not sure if you still check comments on this one, but I've been considering moving to Spain from America in a couple of years, and I was wondering if non-EU nationals residing in Spain are allowed to cross the border into other EU member states like a regular European, or if they have to wait until they're eligible for citizenship in Spain. Thanks!

[@spainspeaks]

Hi, non-EU Spain residents do not have equal rights in other EU countries. Legally, you can only reside in Spain. However, if you live legally in the EU for 5 years, there is another card for the EU which makes it a bit easier to move from country to country. ec.europa.eu/home-affairs/what-we-do/policies/legal-migration/long-term-residents_en

[@blueyes791]

yes you are this is so sxxt bloody video

[@paulapaula4964]

Thank you for this. I am really struggling with what happens if you move to Spain but your self employment is conducted for British clients? Is anyone able to point me in the right direction please?

[@fojnica2226]

dear people is it possible to buy old car and short term insurance for non resident... i m croatian and thank you

[@tommymcq44]

I have been fined for late submission of my return which was due to two hospitalizations and 1x brain cat sca and 2 x mri brain scans. Can I appeal?

[@spainspeaks]

Hi, you can appeal any fine and if you can prove you were in hospital for the whole tax period, they might listen to you.

[@VladislavCantea]

Thanks for the video. As self-employed if I have contracts (as freelancer) outside Spain only, what income tax I have to pay?

[@spainspeaks]

Hi, I am not an expert on the topic, but most likely you will have to pay tax on those incomes if you are a resident. If you spend 183 days here you are a resident for tax purposes.

[@VladislavCantea]

thanks

[@ahmadsaeed5854]

residents in that matter means citizens ?

[@charonstyxferryman]

No. Residency is not citizenship. Spanish citizenship is not easy to acquire. www.exteriores.gob.es/Portal/es/ServiciosAlCiudadano/InformacionParaExtranjeros/Paginas/Inicio.aspx www.exteriores.gob.es/Embajadas/OTTAWA/en/InformacionParaExtranjeros/Pages/Nacionalidad.aspx

[@ahmadsaeed5854]

but do the citizens have to worldwide taxes i mean outside spain ?

[@glassbuddha]

If you can afford, work in Spain for 5 months, country A for 5 months, country B for 2 months..... Save lots of Tax

[@bondarevevgeny2637]

Not in EU ! Dreamer. You pay twice

[@menchualcarazmoreno1743]

Trabajador POR cuenta propia o POR cuenta ajena, dear friend.

[@jonalynpementel9179]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@clairejoseph9398]

thank you, are you still living in spain and what did you do as self employed?

[@aneesmahdianees9348]

Well, I know we r n 2019 now n its too late, but I'd like to ask u this : Unlike Germany or any other northern European rich countries in which u can not save any extra money, due to high taxes level, can i save some money n Spain, because of relatively low taxes, and low cost of living in overall ? Plz answer ... ur answer will b with great great help 4 me .. n thanks a million n advance mmmmah " a big fat thank u 😘 kiss "

[@menchualcarazmoreno1743]

Low taxes, low cost of living, low salary...

[@blueyes791]

this video is sooooo sooooo ssooooo wrong lol, should be kicked of face book lol