This service includes the assistance necessary to prepare and file the Non-Resident Income Tax return in Spain to declare salaries received in Spain and, if applicable, request the corresponding tax refund.

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Those taxpayers who apply the Beckham Law must file their income tax return in Spain as of the first year in which they become tax residents in Spain. It is not the normal income tax return, but a special one only applicable to those taxpayers under the Beckham Law. The tax return must be filed every year between April and June (both included) following the year which is being declared. For example, the income tax return for calendar year 2021 must be filed between April and June of 2022.

This service includes the assistance necessary to prepare and file the income tax return in accordance with the Beckham Law regulations. The price is per person and per year.

There are three modalities of this service, each of them applicable depending on the taxpayer’s circumstances:

• L-Case or Large case

Applicable to those cases where the taxpayer meets at least one of the following requirements:

• • If the taxpayer receives employment income that includes stock options or similar (RSU’s, etc.);
  • If the taxpayer has sold a real estate property located in Spain;
  • If the taxpayer carries out trading activities with securities located in Spain; or
  • If the taxpayer has sold shares of a company located in Spain where the ownership was >5%;

• M-Case or Medium case

Applicable to those cases where the taxpayer does not meet any of the requirements provided for the L-Case and meets at least one of the following requirements:

• • If the taxpayer receives more than one employment income (from different companies);
  • If the taxpayer owns one or more real estate properties in Spain (including the main residence); or
  • If the taxpayer has to declare any capital gains or dividends derived from entities located in Spain.

• S-Case or Small case

Applicable to those cases where the taxpayer does not meet any of the requirements provided for the L-Case and the M-Case mentioned above.

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Those taxpayers who apply the Beckham Law must file their income tax return in Spain as of the first year in which they become tax residents in Spain. It is not the normal income tax return, but a special one only applicable to those taxpayers under the Beckham Law. The tax return must be filed every year between April and June (both included) following the year which is being declared. For example, the income tax return for calendar year 2021 must be filed between April and June of 2022.

This service includes the assistance necessary to prepare and file the income tax return in accordance with the Beckham Law regulations. The price is per person and per year.

There are three modalities of this service, each of them applicable depending on the taxpayer’s circumstances:

• L-Case or Large case

Applicable to those cases where the taxpayer meets at least one of the following requirements:

• • If the taxpayer receives employment income that includes stock options or similar (RSU’s, etc.);
  • If the taxpayer has sold a real estate property located in Spain;
  • If the taxpayer carries out trading activities with securities located in Spain; or
  • If the taxpayer has sold shares of a company located in Spain where the ownership was >5%;

• M-Case or Medium case

Applicable to those cases where the taxpayer does not meet any of the requirements provided for the L-Case and meets at least one of the following requirements:

• • If the taxpayer receives more than one employment income (from different companies);
  • If the taxpayer owns one or more real estate properties in Spain (including the main residence); or
  • If the taxpayer has to declare any capital gains or dividends derived from entities located in Spain.

• S-Case or Small case

Applicable to those cases where the taxpayer does not meet any of the requirements provided for the L-Case and the M-Case mentioned above.

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Those taxpayers who apply the Beckham Law must file their income tax return in Spain as of the first year in which they become tax residents in Spain. It is not the normal income tax return, but a special one only applicable to those taxpayers under the Beckham Law. The tax return must be filed every year between April and June (both included) following the year which is being declared. For example, the income tax return for calendar year 2021 must be filed between April and June of 2022.

This service includes the assistance necessary to prepare and file the income tax return in accordance with the Beckham Law regulations. The price is per person and per year.

There are three modalities of this service, each of them applicable depending on the taxpayer’s circumstances:

• L-Case or Large case

Applicable to those cases where the taxpayer meets at least one of the following requirements:

• • If the taxpayer receives employment income that includes stock options or similar (RSU’s, etc.);
  • If the taxpayer has sold a real estate property located in Spain;
  • If the taxpayer carries out trading activities with securities located in Spain; or
  • If the taxpayer has sold shares of a company located in Spain where the ownership was >5%;

• M-Case or Medium case

Applicable to those cases where the taxpayer does not meet any of the requirements provided for the L-Case and meets at least one of the following requirements:

• • If the taxpayer receives more than one employment income (from different companies);
  • If the taxpayer owns one or more real estate properties in Spain (including the main residence); or
  • If the taxpayer has to declare any capital gains or dividends derived from entities located in Spain.

• S-Case or Small case

Applicable to those cases where the taxpayer does not meet any of the requirements provided for the L-Case and the M-Case mentioned above.

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This product includes 1000 minutes of legal advice from Raúl González Weber, tax lawyer specialized in the Beckham Law, with experience in more than 300 cases. This means that each minute would have a price of 4€, which is 20% cheaper than the regular price per minute of legal advice (5€).

This product might be useful in case the Client has doubts about the Beckham Law regime, such as the following:

• What is the Beckham Law special tax regime;
• What are the pros and cons of the Beckham Law;
• What are the requirements to apply for the Beckham Law, and whether the Client would meet those requirements;
• In what cases the Beckham Law is worth it, and whether it would be worth it for the Client;
• How does the Beckham Law application process work;
• What might be the potential risks of application process; or
• How long does the application process take.

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This product includes 500 minutes of legal advice from Raúl González Weber, tax lawyer specialized in the Beckham Law, with experience in more than 300 cases. This means that each minute would have a price of 4,25€, which is 15% cheaper than the regular price per minute of legal advice (5€).

This product might be useful in case the Client has doubts about the Beckham Law regime, such as the following:

• What is the Beckham Law special tax regime;
• What are the pros and cons of the Beckham Law;
• What are the requirements to apply for the Beckham Law, and whether the Client would meet those requirements;
• In what cases the Beckham Law is worth it, and whether it would be worth it for the Client;
• How does the Beckham Law application process work;
• What might be the potential risks of application process; or
• How long does the application process take.

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This product includes 250 minutes of legal advice from Raúl González Weber, tax lawyer specialized in the Beckham Law, with experience in more than 300 cases. This means that each minute would have a price of 4,50€, which is 10% cheaper than the regular price per minute of legal advice (5€).

This product might be useful in case the Client has doubts about the Beckham Law regime, such as the following:

• What is the Beckham Law special tax regime;
• What are the pros and cons of the Beckham Law;
• What are the requirements to apply for the Beckham Law, and whether the Client would meet those requirements;
• In what cases the Beckham Law is worth it, and whether it would be worth it for the Client;
• How does the Beckham Law application process work;
• What might be the potential risks of application process; or
• How long does the application process take.

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This product includes tax assistance from Raúl González Weber, tax lawyer in Spain specialised in the Beckham Law, with experience in more than 300 cases. More specifically, this product includes ONE (1) MINUTE of tax assistance. The Client should contract as many units of the product as minutes of tax advice shall be provided.

This product might be useful in case the Client has doubts about the Beckham Law regime, such as the following:

• What is the Beckham Law special tax regime;
• What are the pros and cons of the Beckham Law;
• What are the requirements to apply for the Beckham Law, and whether the Client would meet those requirements;
• In what cases the Beckham Law is worth it, and whether it would be worth it for the Client;
• How does the Beckham Law application process work;
• What might be the potential risks of application process; or
• How long does the application process take.

The product can be contracted before or after the tax advice has been provided.

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The SETR has a maximum duration of 6 years (the year in which you become tax resident and the following 5 years). Notwithstanding the above, the SETR may be terminated before the 6 years have elapsed, either by voluntary renunciation or by exclusion.

In addition to the aforementioned, the SETR can also end because the taxpayer leaves the country. In this case the Beckham Law would stop being applicable as of the leaving date. The taxpayer should officially notify the Spanish Tax Agency of this circumstance within one month of the leaving date.

This service precisely includes all the assistance necessary to carry out the above mentioned communication to the Spanish Tax Agency to cancel the application of the SETR because the taxpayer leaves the country.

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Before starting the application for the SETR, the taxpayer must be registered in the Spanish Census of Liable Taxpayers. This is a register, managed by the Spanish Tax Agency, in which any individual who has to deal with the Spanish tax authorities must register. In order to register in the Spanish Census of Liable Taxpayers, you must file a Form 030 of registration as a taxpayer, which includes your identification data (name and surname, tax identification number, address in Spain, passport number, etc.).

If any of the taxpayer’s identification data (such as address) changes, it will also be necessary to submit a Form 030 modifying these data.

Finally, the Form 030 must also be submitted when the taxpayer moves abroad again and ceases to be a tax resident in Spain. In this case, a Form 030 is filed to deregister in the Spanish Census of Liable Taxpayers.

This service precisely includes all the assistance necessary to prepare and file a Form 030 in each of the situations described above.

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