Popular for emigration, but not automatically tax-advantageous. We assess whether the Beckham regime or a non-resident setup works in your situation, and what Belgium or the Netherlands still claims.
Spain can be tax-attractive through the Beckham regime (a favorable rate for new residents with employment income), but the ordinary Spanish rates and wealth tax are high. Whether it pays off depends heavily on your income and assets.
Spain is not a low-tax country, but it has some favorable regimes.
The regional differences are significant. We calculate your situation concretely before you decide anything.
With Spain too: your country of departure does not let you go easily. For Belgians, the new capital gains tax and inheritance rules come into play; for the Dutch, the protective assessment (box 2) and box 3. And watch your Belgian or Dutch pension: its taxation depends on the double tax treaty. We map that out in advance.
Within the law, not around it. We do tax optimization and planning, always within legal boundaries. We do not cooperate with tax evasion, sham relocation, or concealing assets. True tax emigration requires a real move or a structure with sufficient substance. All figures on this page are general and indicative; they do not replace personal advice.
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