Camposol, the ups and downs of the builds - Page 3

Its a bit complicated...if you have state pension it has to be declared and tax paid here....the personal allowances are less than in the UK and increase with age. if its government pension (eg I have teachers and local govmt pensions) they are taxed at source but count against your allowance.

You only pay tax in one country but you probably need a gestor to do your tax return. Tax year runs Jan- Dec just to complicate matters.

Your Spanish bank issues a tax cert to prove your income.

Hope that helps....

Its still far cheaper to have a better lifestyle here...unles you go mad!!

Thanks, I will be living on a private pension for 9 years.Then my state pension will kick in. So my understanding is, my private pension will get taxed at source in the uk, But i still have to declare it in Spain, but won't get taxed there is that correct.

Andre

only if its a government pension....this might be useful but there's quite a bit of info on the Internet....

We got great service from Login at Mercers and no hard sell... he took us around all we asked for even info on the flooded areas. .. nothing hidden. ....you must have been just unlucky. .so sorry

hi i live on D and work to a or b no problem and away from all the summer noise. have a car use it once a week for shopping i shop off camposol it is much cheaper, i have a push bike use that more than the car, and a motorcycle. lots of people use scooters or push bikes to get around 

Which areas have the subsiden

just thinking of top of head here. but why do u have to declare pension in spain? my thinking is pay tax in uk, transfer to offshore acc in euros,say gibraltar , as you have no income in uk, and private pension is planned every year below your allowance then you can claim tax back, use your spanish acc as a front to recieve money for paying bills,

or do u mean as a resident , getting state pension, then the uk gov would know you became an ex pat, inform spanish gov ,

they then would in turn know your receiving pension income, and tax you ?

as my line of thinking is just put pension it in a offshore acc, and say nout.

i could be tottally wrong. of course, just figuring  it all out

We used  Vinny at another world properties sector B... used mercers and Mick at Luz de Sol.... all were great.... gave us lots of advice...bought on B from Vinny as that was the house we fell in love with!! 

Not the estate agent.....all were very good with us....

 Also used blue med and but2sell2let... but not happy with what we saw on viewing. ... use them all and make your decision.

Hope this helps.

I was talking about being a tax resident in Spain ie spending more than 183 days a year here....even as a non resident you have to declare world wide assets and may pay a small amount of non resident tax.....best to see a gestor!

You cannot do what Miguel is suggesting to avoid paying tax you will have to pay tax in Spain on your UK state and any private pensions ... Before the Spanish accept you as a Resident you will need a Spanish Bank account with a regular amount per month going in ...I think its around €7,000 per year per person so approximately €14,000 per couple ...you also need proof of income ...if you don't have proof of the source of your income you will not be accepted as a resident.