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Tax Attorneys in Spain
Responding to a Spanish tax notice from abroad
An overseas address, a Spanish tax representative and an electronic notification can make it difficult to establish who received a notice and when. LEXPERT helps international clients identify the procedure, the tax period and the evidence needed to respond.
Start with the complete notification
Save every page and attachment, together with the delivery or access record. Note the issuing authority, reference, tax and period. These details help distinguish a request for information from a proposed adjustment or a decision that may require a different response.
Organise evidence held in two countries
A bank certificate, foreign return and Spanish filing may use different reporting periods or exchange rates. Link each document to the item being questioned, keep originals in their issued language and identify translation needs after the scope of the request is clear.
Frequently asked questions
Can I send a translated summary of the notice?
A summary is useful background, but send the original notice and delivery information as well. Exact wording and dates matter when identifying procedural options.
What if my former adviser holds the filing?
Request the submitted return, filing acknowledgement and correspondence for the tax period named. Identify any authorisation they used to receive notifications.
