Business advisers in Spain since 1977

English-speaking tax advisers in Spain

We handle the Spanish taxes of companies, self-employed professionals and private clients, and explain them in English, from our offices in the Region of Murcia and on the Costa Blanca.

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Spanish tax, explained in English

The Spanish tax system has its own forms, deadlines and logic, and getting it wrong is expensive. We take care of your returns and, just as importantly, explain what you are signing and why, in English.

Because tax, accounting, payroll and legal work sit in the same firm, nothing falls between the cracks: the figures in your returns come from the books we keep, and any decision with tax consequences is reviewed before it is made.

Tax services for companies and individuals

  • Corporate tax. Preparation and filing, with a review of the year before closing to apply any available incentives.
  • VAT and withholdings. Quarterly returns, annual summaries, intra-EU operations and special schemes.
  • Income tax. Returns for the self-employed and for individuals resident in Spain.
  • Tax planning. Before year end, before an investment, or when you restructure or sell.
  • Non-residents. Non-resident income tax for property owners who live abroad.
  • Tax inspections. Replies to requests from the Spanish tax office and support during inspections.

Foreign-owned companies and expats in business

Many of our international clients run a business in Spain while their owners, partners or head office are abroad. We act as their local tax team: we keep them compliant, report back in English and coordinate with their advisers at home when there are cross-border questions.

Why Serveco

Advising businesses in Spain since 1977, with more than thirty professionals and offices in Murcia, Yecla, Jumilla, Lorca, Balsicas and Benidorm. One point of contact, in English, backed by the whole firm.

Frequently asked questions

Can you file my Spanish taxes if I only speak English?

Yes. We deal with you in English and handle the Spanish paperwork with the tax office.

I have just moved to Spain. When do I become a tax resident?

As a general rule, when you spend more than 183 days a year in Spain or your main interests are here. The exact position depends on your case, so it is worth reviewing when you move.

Do you work with companies whose owners live abroad?

Yes. We act as the local tax and accounting team and report to the owners in English.

Can you coordinate with my accountant in the UK or elsewhere?

Yes. For cross-border questions we work with your adviser abroad so both sides are aligned.

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