Rental Income · Form 210

You rent out your Spanish property

Whether it's a holiday let, a long-term rental, or a mix of both — your rental income must be declared. Filing frequency depends on your country of residence. We handle the complexity for you.

What's included

Qualified lawyer reviews your documents

Form 210 prepared and filed with the AEAT

Quarterly filings if applicable (EU/EEA residents)

Expense deduction management for EU/EEA residents

Tax payment handled on your behalf

Official filing result in your secure portal

Response within 48–72 hours

EU/EEA residents: You may deduct property-related expenses from your rental income. We handle the categorisation and calculation. Non-EU residents: Gross income is taxed at 24% with limited deductions.

What we need from you

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Passport or National ID

Identifies the taxpayer

NIE Certificate

Your Spanish tax identification number

IBI Receipt (current year)

Shows your property's cadastral value

Property Deed (escritura)

Confirms ownership — needed first time only

Rental Contract(s)

One per tenant or rental period

Rental Income Records

Bank statements or platform reports (Airbnb, Booking, etc.)

Expense Receipts (if EU/EEA)

Mortgage, insurance, repairs, management fees, IBI, community

Rental Income Filing

From 150€VAT included

Annual filing: 150€ · Quarterly filing: 200€/year per owner

Includes lawyer review, AEAT filing, expense management, tax payment handling, and official result in your secure portal.

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