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Who Must File a Spanish Income Tax Return (Declaración de la Renta)?
1. Employment Income
• Over €22,000/year from one employer.
• Over €15,000/year from multiple employers, if you received more than €1,500 from the second payer onward, second employer includes unemployment benefits (Parro).
2. Self-Employed (Autónomo)
• You must file, regardless of income level.
3. Rental Income, Dividends, or Capital Gains
• If these types of income exceed €1,600/year (combined).
• These forms of income need to be declared if the origin is Spain or overseas.
• Overseas generated income will be eligible for double tax relief where a double taxation agreement exists.
4. Imputed Income (e.g., second homes not rented out)
• Main residence if tax payer is registered under the Beckham law.
•Spanish property if own is non-resident.
5. Others Required to File
• If you want to claim deductions, such as rental expenses, contributions to pension plans, maternity/paternity, or donations.
• If the Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria) explicitly asks you to file
• If you purchased or sold a property during the year
