I already live outside Spain
You left, but Spain has not necessarily let go.
If you still keep real estate, a company, dividends, rentals, shares, or any Spanish-source income, you may still have obligations in Spain. Some are minor. Others are four-year audit problems. RiskMap puts them in one snapshot.
Not legal advice. A technical compliance reading you can audit.
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What this reading covers
- Whether your exit was clean or has disputable points.
- Modelo 210 IRNR on Spanish-source income: rentals, dividends, interest, royalties, or gains.
- Modelo 211 3% withholding if you sell Spanish real estate as a non-resident.
- Modelo 213 and imputed income on non-rented property where applicable.
- Tax representative under art. 10 TRLIRNR if your jurisdiction requires it.
- Permanent establishment if your Spanish activity remains real.
- Spain-country treaty application for withholding review.
- Modelo 720/721 for the last year of Spanish residence if left pending.
When this is NOT for you
- If you have no real economic tie to Spain and only need a non-residence certificate, you need a licensed adviser.
- If your exit is already under tax audit, you need immediate legal representation, not a map.
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