Buying real estate, starting a business or relocating permanently. Spain remains an attractive destination for many Belgians. Our experts provide tailored tax advice on real estate, corporate structures and estate planning in Spain.
Why is tax advice needed when doing business or living in Spain?
Those who buy real estate, start a business or relocate to Spain face complex tax regulations. Different Spanish regions apply different rates for registration duties, inheritance tax and wealth tax. On top of that, the Belgian tax rules also come into play.
That’s why expert tax advice is essential — to avoid double taxation and ensure optimal financial planning.
Who do we support?
We assist both individuals and entrepreneurs who want to buy a second home, start a business or relocate to Spain.
Our services
Why choose Baker Tilly?
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Tailored approach
Each company is unique. That’s why we like to take the time to listen to your vision, future plans and challenges – allowing us to develop a personalized strategy that truly fits your needs.
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Proactive and efficient approach
With a dedicated contact person, you can count on an efficient and streamlined approach. If desired, we also offer a Dutch-speaking point of contact in Spain. We act as your sounding board and think proactively with you to shape an optimal strategic plan.
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Member of Baker Tilly International
As a member of Baker Tilly International, we have access to a broad global network. For cross-border tax issues in Spain, we connect you with the right local experts.
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