In Spain, no single national law regulates holiday lets. As a decentralised state, the central government decided to have region-specific regulations for tourism. This is because each Autonomous Community has unique tourism markets and needs, making it more appropriate for them to develop their own legislation for tourism and vacation rentals.
Many individuals now rent out their second homes to generate additional income. This article explores the taxes associated with putting your Spanish property on the holiday rental market.
The city of Malaga has been experiencing a real estate boom in the past few years. Now, in no small part because of the pandemic and the explosion of remote …
Are you a tenant in Spain? If so, the next update to your rental rate could be considerably higher than usual because of the recent increases in inflation. This is …
You may be aware that under Spanish law, a contract may contain any clause as long as it’s legal and both parties have agreed to it. The first condition is …
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You have a property in Spain and you need money to cover an unexpected cost. So, you’ve started renting out your property as a holiday home, advertising it on two …
Spain has traditionally been a country with a low percentage of tenants, but over the last few years, the number of people who prefer to rent rather than buy has …
What if you’ve already decided to move to Spain, but haven’t made the decision on where to settle or what type of property you want to buy? What if you …
Owners of empty rental properties in Spain find themselves with extra costs and fewer deductions after a recent Supreme Court sentence. The ruling states that the properties are liable for …
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