Madrid
Barcelona
Zaragoza | R.O.
Marbella
Gran Canaria
Does the Beckham Law fit your wider relocation and tax strategy?
We assess whether the regime is suitable for each client by reviewing eligibility, deadlines, residence status, professional activity, income structure, family circumstances and wider relocation plans. The objective is not only to apply, but to determine whether the regime supports the client’s broader personal, tax and financial position in Spain.
Through our coordinated legal teams and digital management systems, every process (from company incorporation to residence and ongoing operations) is transparent, compliant, and efficient.
A tax regime with personal and cross-border consequence
We assist with the preparation and filing of the application, coordinate the required documentation and help clients understand the obligations that follow once the regime is granted.
Our advice looks beyond the tax election itself, ensuring that residence, work arrangements, compensation, investments and long-term plans are aligned from the outset.
Potential access to a more favourable tax regime in Spain, allowing qualifying individuals to be taxed under a special framework rather than the ordinary Spanish personal income tax rules.
A fixed tax rate on Spanish employment income, which may be particularly relevant for executives, professionals and high-earning individuals relocating to Spain. The regime is declared through the specific Beckham Law tax return, Modelo 151.
Possible limitation of Spanish taxation to Spanish-source income, depending on the type of income and the client’s circumstances, which can be especially important for individuals with assets, income or investments outside Spain.
A regime designed for internationally mobile profiles, including certain employees, professionals, entrepreneurs and investors relocating to Spain under the applicable rules.
Strategic value for relocation planning, as the regime may affect how salary, work arrangements, foreign income, investments, family circumstances and long-term residence in Spain should be structured from the outset.
We help international clients turn the Beckham Law from a tax opportunity into a properly structured relocation strategy.
Our advice combines eligibility analysis, tax planning and practical legal guidance to ensure that the regime fits the client’s wider personal, professional and financial position in Spain.
