Spanish Tax Calculator 2025

Calculate Your Tax Liability in Spain - IRPF, Social Security & More

✓ Based on Latest 2025 Tax Regulations | ✓ Includes Regional Variations | ✓ Beckham Law Support

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Get accurate calculations based on 2025 tax regulations including regional variations and special regimes like the Beckham Law.

Using a Spain income tax calculator offers several benefits:

Accurate Planning: It helps you budget more effectively by giving you a clearer picture of your after-tax income.
Time-Saving: Instead of manually calculating complex tax formulas, you can get quick results with a few clicks.

Understanding Tax Brackets: It helps you understand how different income levels are taxed in Spain’s progressive tax system.
Identifying Deductions: Many calculators include common deductions, helping you identify potential tax-saving opportunities.

Spain Tax Brackets 2024

Spain Personal Income Tax Brackets 2024

Progressive tax rates for Spanish residents

€0 - €12,450
19%
First tax bracket - This is the lowest tax rate applied to the first €12,450 of your annual income.
Example:
Income of €10,000 = €1,900 in taxes
€12,450 - €20,200
24%
Second bracket - Income between €12,450 and €20,200 is taxed at 24%.
Example:
Income of €15,000 = €2,365.50 + €612 = €2,977.50 total
€20,200 - €35,200
30%
Third bracket - Income between €20,200 and €35,200 is taxed at 30%.
Example:
Additional €15,000 in this bracket = €4,500 in taxes
€35,200 - €60,000
37%
Fourth bracket - Income between €35,200 and €60,000 is taxed at 37%.
Example:
Additional €24,800 in this bracket = €9,176 in taxes
€60,000 - €300,000
45%
Fifth bracket - Income between €60,000 and €300,000 is taxed at 45%.
Example:
Additional €40,000 in this bracket = €18,000 in taxes
€300,000+
47%
Highest bracket - Income above €300,000 is taxed at the maximum rate of 47%.
Example:
Income above €300,000 = 47% tax rate

Important Notes:

Progressive System: You only pay the higher rate on income above each threshold, not on your entire income.
Regional Variations: Some autonomous communities may have slightly different rates.
Deductions: Various deductions and allowances may reduce your taxable income.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Spanish term for property tax?

The main property tax in Spain is called “Impuesto sobre Bienes Inmuebles” (IBI).

How often do you pay property tax in Spain?

Property tax (IBI) is paid annually in Spain.

What is the corporate tax rate for new companies in Spain?

Property tax (IBI) is paid annually in Spain.

Are there any tax benefits for small businesses in Spain?

Property tax (IBI) is paid annually in Spain.

What is the VAT rate for new properties in Spain?

Property tax (IBI) is paid annually in Spain.

How do non-residents pay property tax in Spain?

Property tax (IBI) is paid annually in Spain.

What is the Spanish term for income tax return?

Property tax (IBI) is paid annually in Spain.

Are there any property tax exemptions in Spain?

Some properties may be exempt from IBI, such as those owned by the government or religious institutions. However, exemptions for individuals are rare

How does Spain's corporate tax rate compare to other European countries?

Spain’s standard corporate tax rate of 25% is competitive within Europe, though some countries offer lower rates.

Does obtaining a Spanish Golden Visa automatically make me a tax resident in Spain?

No, the Golden Visa itself does not automatically make you a tax resident. Tax residency is determined by the number of days you spend in Spain annually.

How many days can I stay in Spain without becoming a tax resident?

You can stay in Spain for up to 183 days per year without becoming a tax resident.

What are the main tax advantages of the Spanish Golden Visa?

The primary advantage is that you can maintain non-resident tax status if you stay less than 183 days per year in Spain, meaning you’ll only be taxed on Spanish-sourced income.

If I become a tax resident in Spain, will I be taxed on my worldwide income?

Yes, as a tax resident, you’ll be liable for taxes on your worldwide income. However, Spain has double taxation treaties with many countries to prevent double taxation