Pick the question: what the regime costs against ordinary income tax, which tax years it covers, or whether you meet the article 93 conditions.

Spanish expatriate regime details
Tax with the regime
€25,680.00
Ordinary tax, for reference
€35,481.50
What it saves you
€9,801.50
Employment income, with the regime24 % / 47 %€21,600.00
Employment income, ordinary tax reference€31,401.50
Dividends and interest, with the regime19 / 21 / 23 / 27 / 30 %€4,080.00
Dividends and interest, ordinary tax€4,080.00
Saving on the employment side€9,801.50
Saving on the savings side€0.00
Effective rate with the regime23.35 %
Ordinary effective rate32.26 %
  • • On the savings side the regime saves nothing: its 19-30 % scale is, to the cent, the sum of the state half in article 66.1 and the regional half in article 76.
  • • The ordinary figure is a REFERENCE built on article 65, because each region approves its own scale (article 74.1.1) and none is invented here.
What the regime does not do, and what this calculator does not compute

The threshold between the two general-base rates is €600,000.00, and only the excess is taxed at the higher one.

The savings base is the income of article 25.1.f) of the non-resident income tax act: dividends, interest and capital gains.

Under the regime wealth tax becomes a real obligation, that is only on assets located in Spain. Not computed here.

The foreign double-taxation credit is capped at 30 % of the tax on that income, where an ordinary resident applies article 80 with no such cap. Not computed here.

A spouse and children under 25 can join if the sum of their taxable bases is lower than the main taxpayer's. Not computed here.

Form 151: the Beckham law by Calculadora Capital