Assistance with the Beckham Law Income Tax declaration

The Beckham Law, a special tax regime established under Article 93 of Law 35/2006, of November 28, on the Personal Income Tax in Spain, requires taxpayers to file an annual income tax return specific to this framework, and this service provides specialized assistance in fulfilling that obligation. Delivered by Raul Gonzalez Weber, a tax lawyer in Spain with extensive knowledge of the Beckham Law and a member of the Madrid Bar Association (Registration No. C137787), the service encompasses the preparation and filing of the return, incorporating all taxable income earned during the calendar year, along with details of any withholdings, such as monthly salary deductions made by an employer. Available for a fixed price displayed on LexBeckham.com at the time of booking, payment is processed upfront through LexBeckham.com.

The process commences with the purchase of the service on LexBeckham.com, followed by Raul’s efforts to compile the required financial information, calculate tax liabilities, identify applicable deductions or credits, and submit the return electronically to the Spanish tax authority. Depending on the reported income and withholdings, outcomes may include additional taxes owed, eligibility for a refund, or a zero balance with no further payment or refund required.

Submissions must occur within the legal filing window set by Spanish regulations, from early April to the end of June each year, covering the previous year’s income. To facilitate timely and accurate preparation, clients are encouraged to provide all relevant details—including income sources and withholding records—at least 60 days prior to the deadline, given the complexity of the process.

A preparatory guide may be made available in the client’s personal area on LexBeckham.com, providing detailed steps, examples of required information, clarifications, and a template to assist in organizing necessary documentation, streamlining the filing process through Raul’s specialized expertise in efficiently navigating the complexities of the Beckham Law.

The service provides two pricing options tailored to the complexity of each case.

• Complex Case: You qualify for this if you met any of these conditions during the calendar year to be declared:
  • You received part of your salary in shares, stock options, or similar benefits. This income is considered received when the shares or options are actually exercised or received, not when they are just “promised”.
  • You sold property in Spain.
  • You traded financial assets or cryptocurrencies in Spain. These are considered located in Spain if they are Spanish assets or held in an entity registered in Spain.

• Simple Case: This is for situations where none of the complex case conditions apply, making your tax return preparation less time-consuming.