What used to be a fragmented set of national practices is evolving into a continent-wide framework where automatic information exchange, stricter reporting and national tax divergences all converge.

Spain has become one of the most demanding jurisdictions in Europe regarding the reporting and taxation of virtual currencies. For expatriates residing in the country, understanding these rules is not optional

The Spanish National Court (Audiencia Nacional) has recently issued ruling SAN 3630/2025 (28 July 2025), setting an important precedent in the taxation of non-residents in Spain.

Madrid is positioning itself as a leading destination for international investors, and a new regional tax deduction—popularly known as the “Mbappé Law”—has reinforced that vision. This legal update offers significant benefits for new tax residents in Madrid. In this article, we explain what it means, who qualifies, and how Business Expats can help you optimize your relocation.

Expats running international operations often face a hidden tax risk: Permanent Establishment (PE). Without realizing it, simply managing part of your business from Spain — even temporarily — can create legal ties that result in unexpected tax liabilities in other countries.

At Business Expats, we specialize in cross-border tax planning and international mobility. In this post, we break down everything you need to know about Spain’s inpatriate tax regime, including the key updates for 2025.