Save Money with Spain’s Beckham Law

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Do you know about the Beckham Law in Spain? Beckham Law refers to a special reduced tax regime that benefits foreign workers in Spain. It aims to benefit non-residents with an IRPF (Impuesto de Renta Sobre las Personas Físicas) personal income tax of 24% instead of the progressive tax rate applicable to residents. In today's video, we will analyze the benefits of this program and guide you through the application process if you are considering moving to Spain.
00:00 Start
1:23 What is the Beckham Law
3:04 Benefits of the Beckham Law
4:38 Eligibility Criteria
7:04 Application Process
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[@VirtousStoic]

Europe is becoming annoying with regards to citizenship. Ireland malta cyrprus are the common go to's if i am not mistaken. Great content keep it up❤ Spain tax rules = never going there. But excellent breakdown

[@jamiehush]

Perfect time to post this video, I just started looking into this a few days ago!

[@NomadCapitalistRD]

Hope this helped!

[@tonygroen2954]

Let's say you move to Spain. You open a Spanish Holding, your holding become 100% owner of all the properties you own in Spain. Now you can apply for the Becklam Law. Then you own a UK Ltd with a UK Director, you can withdrawal dividends to Spain with 0%. What is your thoughts about this?

[@rb4ever15]

Provided my company allows me to work in Spain, can I be eligible for this regime as a "regular" IT remote worker when my company does not have a subsidiary in Spain but, say, has everything taken care of by the EOR? Is there a convincing reason required for as to why the relocation to Spain would be necessary or is this not relevant? Thanks!

[@jamalgreen3056]

Eastern European countries are severely overlooked because of not being commercialized.But domestic Eastern European countries provide a great quality of life and reasonable cost of living.

[@alferdauzer]

Can I benefit of Beckham law with a non-lucrative visa?

[@hbmustangs]

golden visa is going.

[@carstensanonym7527]

whom does this help for only 5 years...🤔

[@WolfF2022]

Beckham 😀

[@worldtrav72]

I have about 5 years between when kids leave for college and hopefully there are some grandkids before I’m too old to enjoy them. Spain sounds like a good option for that time period.

[@WolfF2022]

They have net wealth tax everywhere, I read it is 0.24 % in the regions with the lowest net wealth tax, but if you have above 3 mio. Euro of property a further nation wide stage is ignited, and you pay percentages of tax on your worldwide property. Stay away, EU sh th l s are not worth considering it.