As have done in the past, we plan to have again a new round of Need-To-Know Seminars or information sessions on the “Fiscal Obligations of US Expats living in Spain.” We have been postponing them because of the COVID restrictions and finally we expect to have them...
Gift Tax might be an important part of a long-term estate planning strategy for many American families, whether they live abroad or not. Here we are only considering the U.S. Tax implications of a donations to a Non-Resident-Alien Spouse. Please, keep in mind that not...
Remember that if you are a U.S. Person (US Citizens & Green Card Holders) tax resident in Spain, due to the bilateral treaty to avoid double taxation, you must pay taxes in Spain, but that does not exempt you from the obligation to also report it in US Individual...
Does that mean that you still must file taxes? Yes, you do if you’re considered a U.S. Person (US Citizen, Green Card Holders and Resident Aliens). You must file taxes, based on your American Citizenship. You must file your Individual Tax Return annually even if the...
In Spain In Spain (1) an individual can develop an economic activity as self-employed (autónomo). Autónomos must register in the Social Security and must fulfill their tax obligations. The most common form of a Spanish company is (2) the SL Sociedad Limitada, the...
All U.S. Citizen you are required to file a U.S. Individual Tax Return every year, wherever in the world they live, reporting your worldwide income, even if you pay taxes in Spain. You must file the Form 1040 (Federal Income Tax), if your gross income is at least $5...
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