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Non-residents must file the Non-Resident Income Tax (IRNR - Impuesto sobre la Renta de no Residentes) if they have:
1. Income from Spanish Sources
You must file if you earn income in Spain such as:
• Rental income from property located in Spain.
• Interest or dividends from Spanish entities (may be subject to withholding).
• Employment income earned for work performed in Spain.
• Director fees from a Spanish company.
• Business activities carried out in Spain.
Note: Even if tax is already withheld at source, a declaration may still be required in some cases (especially for rental income and property sales).
2. Owning Property in Spain (Even If Not Rented Out)
If you own property in Spain and do not rent it, you must file and pay “imputed income tax” on it annually — calculated as a small percentage of the cadastral value.
