Delaguía y Luzón

Tax lawyers and accountants in Valencia for international clients

Spanish tax residency, the impatriate regime, double-taxation treaties, company accounts and filings: one team covering both the legal and the accounting side, for individuals, self-employed professionals and companies operating from Valencia.

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Solicitors, gestors and accountants under one roof

Our Valencia firm consolidates these roles. The same team that drafts your corporate structure files your Modelo 200, advises on Beckham Law eligibility, and handles AEAT correspondence if a tax inspection arises.

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Three professions, one office

Spain splits tax and accounting work across three distinct roles that have no exact equivalent elsewhere: the abogado fiscalista (tax lawyer), the gestor (administrative tax practitioner) and the asesor fiscal or accountant. Most arrivals discover this only after appointing the wrong one.

A gestor can file your returns but cannot represent you in a dispute. A lawyer can argue your case but may not keep your books. We consolidate all three, so the person planning your position is the same one defending it if the Agencia Tributaria takes a different view.

Tax lawyer advising a new arrival on residency and tax, with a Spanish passport and impatriate-regime paperwork on the desk

Getting residency and tax right in the same decision

Spending more than 183 days in Spain in a calendar year generally makes you tax resident, which brings your worldwide income — salary, pensions, rental income, dividends, capital gains — into the Spanish net rather than just what you earn here.

Some of the most valuable elections have short windows. The impatriate regime, commonly called the Beckham Law, has to be claimed within months of arriving, not at your first tax return. We look at the immigration route and the tax consequence together, because the route you take determines the position you end up in.

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The filings you are now responsible for

Spanish tax administration runs on numbered forms and fixed deadlines, and penalties attach to late filing whether or not tax is owed. We handle the calendar so you are not tracking it yourself.

  • Modelo 100 — annual personal income tax return (IRPF)
  • Modelo 200 — corporate income tax return (Impuesto sobre Sociedades)
  • Modelo 210 — non-resident income tax, including on Spanish property
  • Modelo 720 — declaring assets held outside Spain, where thresholds are met
  • IVA (Spanish VAT), and inheritance and local taxes where they arise
  • Annual accounts, bookkeeping and filings at the Registro Mercantil
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Owning property in Spain as a non-resident

Non-resident owners have Spanish obligations even in years with no rental income and no sale, and this is the single most common gap we are asked to correct after the fact.

We set up the position properly from the start — fiscal representation where it is needed, the correct treatment of rental income, and planning for the eventual sale, including the withholding that applies when a non-resident vendor completes.

Tax lawyer and accountant going through a client's tax papers together in the same office

Why bring your Spanish tax affairs to our firm?

  • Tax lawyers and accountants in the same office, not three separate providers
  • International clients are core practice here, not an exception we make room for
  • Advice given in English, with the Spanish filings handled for you
  • Practising in Valencia since 1960
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As a French national, my case was handled by an efficient Spanish lawyer, Sonia Garras Gonzales, together with a French colleague.Fast, available and effective.

François G.

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Excellent service. They listened to what I needed. I highly recommend this firm in Valencia.

Jacques Z.

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On 8/4 at 6:15pm I sent a tax-related query and the same day at 10:22pm I received a clear, precise reply addressing each of myquestions point by point. My sincere thanks to Mr Felix de Guía Muñoz for his availability and the quality of his answer.

Jean-Paul D.

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A very serious and responsive firm! I needed an opinion on tax residency status in Spain. They replied the next day by email with alot of detail. I recommend their seriousness and expertise 100%!

Sarh F.

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Responsive and professional! Our planned move to Spain this summer will undoubtedly be a success with the firm's help!

Sébastien L.

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Excellent contact and excellent responsiveness from the team at this well-known Valencia law firm! Worth using for the usual checkson a property purchase, your modelo 720, your tax return, your autónomo business accounting… I highly recommend this French-speaking firm!

Mass M.

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My first contacts with the firm's partners were excellent, clear and honest. I highly recommend the firm.

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Valencia office

Avinguda del Regne de València, 6
46005 Valencia, España

+34 963 74 16 57

Opening hours and email

Monday – Thursday: 8:30am – 6:00pm
Friday: 8:30am – 3:00pm

felix.delaguia@delaguialuzon.com
sonia.gomezluzon@delaguialuzon.com