Poland and Spain

Tax residency

I help determine tax residency and obligations relating to income in Poland and Spain.

Tell me about your situation

What we can establish together

  • Which circumstances to consider when assessing your tax residency.
  • Which documents confirm where you live and your ties to a country.
  • Which sources of income need to be reviewed for Spanish tax purposes.
  • Which registrations, updates or further steps may be needed.
  • What information is missing for a sound assessment of your situation.

We start with your situation

We discuss where you spend time and for how long, your employment or business, your family situation and sources of income. Changes during the year may also be relevant.

I do not base an assessment on a single fact, such as having an NIE number, an address or a property. A fuller picture and documents relating to the relevant period are needed.

What to prepare for our conversation

If you are still planning your move, describe your plans. You do not need to wait until it is time to file a return.

  • A short account of where you live and how this changed during the year in question.
  • Information about employment, business and other income sources in each country.
  • A description of your family situation and your main ties to Poland and Spain.
  • Previous returns and residency documents, if available.

Know what to check and what to do next

The aim is to clarify your situation, identify the documents needed and agree on next steps. If the matter needs further analysis or another specialist’s input, we discuss this before expanding the work.

Frequently asked questions

Do I help plan tax matters before a move?

Yes. Describe your planned moving date, how you work and your income sources. This helps us identify which information and documents to prepare and which issues need analysis.

Do I help people who earn income in Poland and Spain?

Yes. We first establish the types of income, the period involved and the circumstances relevant to tax residency. We use this to define the support needed.

Do I assess tax residency solely on the number of days spent in a country?

No. The number of days spent in a country is one of the details needed for the assessment. I will also ask about where you live, your employment, business and family situation.

Let’s talk about tax residency

Describe your situation and tell me which year your question concerns.

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