Individual crypto investing doesn’t need to be a labyrinth. The Spanish Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria) has been steadily reinforcing a clear and stable framework for individuals operating outside of a business activity. If you know what is taxable, when it is taxable, and where it fits into the return, the rest is procedure and traceability. At Business Expats, we hold on to a guiding principle: good documentation is just as important as choosing the right box on the tax re

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

According to a recent ranking by CEOWorld Magazine, Spain has been named the eighth most popular country in the world for business expatriates in 2025—and it stands out as the top European destination. (investinspain.org)

Spain combines a dynamic business environment with a high quality of life, making it a prime destination for international entrepreneurs and professionals. However, success here requires more than just a good idea — it demands cultural awareness and local adaptability. Here are seven key insights to help business expats thrive in Spain:

As global interest in digital assets continues to surge, regulatory clarity is emerging as a key competitive advantage. The United States and the European Union are now defining the legal landscape through two distinct but transformative frameworks: the GENIUS Act and the MiCA Regulation.

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.