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Beckham Law Advice in Spain
Tax advice before and after a move to Spain
LEXPERT helps individuals relocating to Spain assess the Spanish impatriate tax regime, often called the Beckham Law. The starting point is the reason for the move, the work you will undertake and your previous residence history.
Before you accept an assignment
An employment offer, a directorship and a plan to work independently raise different questions. We review your proposed role, the employer or company involved, the dates of the move and the supporting documents. We can then compare the special regime with ordinary taxation in light of your income and assets.
Applying and managing later changes
We help prepare the election, identify relevant filing dates and retain evidence supporting the application. A change of employer, a new directorship or an early departure deserves a fresh review. Tell us about planned changes before they take effect so their implications can be assessed.
Frequently asked questions
Is a job offer enough to establish eligibility?
A job offer is one piece of evidence. The circumstances of the move, your residence history and the applicable conditions need to be reviewed together.
What should I prepare for a first assessment?
A timeline of where you have lived and worked, your expected arrival and work dates, and the contract or appointment connected with the move. Include any overseas roles or business interests you intend to retain.
