Temple Cambria - Blog, published by Temple Cambria, focuses on legal issues related to property ownership, residency, and taxation in Spain, particularly for foreign nationals. Topics include tax residency rules post-Brexit, co-ownership of agricultural land (pro-indiviso), inheritance tax implications for non-Spanish residents, identification and risks of illegal properties in Andalusia, and regulations governing tourist rental properties. The blog addresses practical legal challenges faced by expatriates and investors in Spain, offering guidance on compliance with Spanish laws and administrative procedures.
Spain offers a particularly attractive tax regime for foreign professionals and executives who relocate to the country. This regime, commonly known as the “Beckham Law”, allows individuals to be taxed differently from the general Personal Income Tax (IRPF) system during…
Before Brexit, British holiday home owners in Spain could spend long periods there without any legal impediments. Everything changed on 31 January 2020 when the UK officially became a non-EU country and its nationals became subject to the rules…
A property in a state of proindivisión, commonly known as pro-indiviso, is one that is under co-ownership, in other words, it belongs to several individuals and has not been physically divided between them. Those individuals do not exclusively enjoy a…