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Old 28th May 2008, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted by aliciaw View Post
Hi there

thanks for making the time to reply. I am now even more confused. The UK tax office in clear in all of their literature that as i am earning in the UK, i pay tax there and i have also been advised directly by them. I wonder if I have missed something - is there a rule that changes after the fisrt two years?

many thanks

Alicia
When you say earn, do you mean you work for a company that employs you in Spain but pays you in the UK?

Spain treats anyone who has been here normally for more than 183 days as a fiscal tax resident. Residency and tax residency are slightly different therefore. I realise there are residency rules in the UK, but at the end of the day you dont live there, you live in Spain. You will never pay tax twice by the way because of the reciprocal arrangement
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