Uk taxes

[lucas]

Hello I wonder if you could help me, I am currentley employed by a UK company which I have worked for for 10 years but I live in Madrid now. I have just got my NIE number and today I will go an apply for my seguridad sociale today, can I work tax free in the UK and get a company to pay my taxes in spain? Will I have to also pay taxes in the UK ?

I do not really understand how this works and also I do not speak Spanish yet, so if anyone knows a English speaking Spanish Tax accountant it would be great thanks.

[Stravinsky]

Originally Posted by lucas

Hello I wonder if you could help me, I am currentley employed by a UK company which I have worked for for 10 years but I live in Madrid now. I have just got my NIE number and today I will go an apply for my seguridad sociale today, can I work tax free in the UK and get a company to pay my taxes in spain? Will I have to also pay taxes in the UK ?

I do not really understand how this works and also I do not speak Spanish yet, so if anyone knows a English speaking Spanish Tax accountant it would be great thanks.

You wont be taxed in two countries as there is an agreement between the UK and Spain.

Being a Spanish resident you will be expected to pay your taxes in Spain, and de register for taxation in the UK. There is a specific form to do this, and you should visit the HMRC site.
Its possible that at the beginning you may end up paying some tax twice in the changeover, but you will be able to reclaim it in Spain.

Again, as with the car, its a good idea to get a tax gestor to do your return. My return costs €60 a year, but I am a man of simple means

[chris(madrid)]

Originally Posted by Stravinsky

Again, as with the car, its a good idea to get a tax gestor to do your return. Mine costs €60 a year, but I am a man of simple means

Doing the car wont be €60 however. MUCH MORE.

[Stravinsky]

Originally Posted by chris(madrid)

Doing the car wont be €60 however. MUCH MORE.

I already mentioned in the other thread that it may cost €600 - €900 for a car. The €60 is for doing a tax return, as thats what he was asking about here

[chris(madrid)]

Originally Posted by Stravinsky

I already mentioned in the other thread that it may cost €600 - €900 for a car. The €60 is for doing a tax return, as thats what he was asking about here

Was just in case he fainted reading t'other thread.