By Daniel Bertomeu, Expat Abogados
Which service do I need?
3 min read
The right service depends on your property situation. Here's how to decide:
🏠 I own property but don't rent it out
You need Imputed Income filing. This is the most common situation. Even if your property sits empty all year, Spain requires you to declare a “deemed” income. It’s annual and straightforward, and starts at €49 per home and year for one owner.
Learn about Imputed Income →🔑 I rent out my property
You need Rental Income filing. Whether it's a holiday let on Airbnb, a long-term rental, or a mix — the income must be declared. EU/EEA residents can deduct expenses; residents outside the EU/EEA cannot. Under the new calendar it is one grouped annual filing (separate quarterly windows only remain for income accrued up to September 2026).
Learn about Rental Income →📋 I've sold (or am selling) my property
The filing you need is the capital gains return for the sale (Modelo 210). This covers the capital gains declaration and the 3% retention that the buyer withholds. You may also have outstanding prior-year imputed income filings. Easy210 is not taking sale filings online right now: a consultation tells you exactly what to file and when.
Book a consultation →🤔 I'm not sure / my situation is complex
If you rent part of the year and use the property yourself the rest, if you have missed previous years, or if your ownership structure is unusual — a consultation can help clarify exactly what you need.
Book a consultation — €150 →Ready to start?
Start your filing (own use or rental) →