Property Sale · Form 210
You've sold or are selling your Spanish property
Selling property as a non-resident involves specific tax obligations: capital gains declaration, the 3% buyer retention, and potentially outstanding prior-year filings. Our legal team handles the entire process.
What's included
About the 3% retention: When a non-resident sells property in Spain, the buyer withholds 3% of the sale price and pays it directly to the Spanish tax authority. This may be more or less than the actual capital gains tax owed. We assess whether you're due a refund or owe additional tax.
What we need from you
Don't have everything yet? Upload what you have — we'll tell you if anything is missing. Some documents from years ago may require extra time to locate.
Property Sale Filing
Includes capital gains assessment, 3% retention management, prior-year obligation review, AEAT filing, tax payment handling, and official result in your secure portal.
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Selling your property? We handle the tax side.
Upload your sale documents. Our legal team handles the capital gains filing and 3% retention assessment.
Not sure about your situation? Our lawyers can guide you — 125€ for a 50-minute session, with 50€ credit toward your filing.