How it works

Choose your situation and answer three questions: did you rent it out, which country do you live in, and is the home only yours. About two minutes, online or on the phone. No tax knowledge needed.

The first five pages of your deed (or a Form 210 from another year), your last IBI receipt and your passport with your NIE, within 5 days. Then a certificate from your bank showing the account is in your name: it can follow. Our engagement letter sets out the work and our fee, VAT included: you accept it and pay our fee before we file. The tax itself is not part of the fee.

A qualified lawyer reviews every paper and prepares your Form 210 with your town's rules. If anything needs clarifying, we ask you.

Once we have checked your papers, we send you a separate one-page authorisation that lets us file your return with Hacienda. Sign it on your phone with your finger, with a digital certificate, or on paper. Before we file, you also get your details in five lines to check.

We submit your Form 210 to the AEAT with our digital certificate. The tax goes from your own account straight to Hacienda, never through us: by direct debit, set up with the filing, or, for a sale or a late year, with the reference we give you, from your bank or by transfer from abroad. If your account is in Spain, your bank must have your NIE on file.

The official AEAT receipt, with its reference number, is sent to you. It is the only proof that your return is filed, so we never call it done before you have it.