presumably you'll have some kind of income?
Ha, ha - best laugh I've had for ages!
) tax return and see exactly how much tax you'd have to pay. You don't enter the allowances, the programme does that for you. You'd need your Spanish dictionary (which of course you have!) handy, but if you're stuck on anything, just ask. This one is for 2014 income, so remember tax rates will be lower next year (basic tax rate goes down from 24.75% to 20% and down again to 19% the year after).But good practice for when you get here. That's the best way to learn, by trying to do practical things for yourself.
Of course - all world-wide earnings are taxable in Spain (ish).
Yep, if you can.
Sigh. If you want, pm me with yours and your wife's ages, which region you might be living in (it matters because it affects tax rates) and the amounts involved and I'll fill it in and let you know the result. It'll take about 5 minutes and the bill will be in the post.
I have looked at this and similar offers from a number of Spanish banks, and found that as these are current accounts not deposit accounts, the credit balance limits on which you can earn the 3% interest are quite small - I think €15,000 was the highest I saw and some were much less. They're not really suitable for lump sums on deposit.
