Beckham Law eligibility check
Six quick questions about tax residency, employment, and work location. Results update as you answer — no data is sent to our servers.
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Above €600k the 24% rate only applies up to that threshold; income above is taxed at 47%.
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What is the Beckham Law?
Spain's special expat regime (Ley del Impatriado) can offer a flat 24% rate on Spanish-source employment income for up to six years — but only if you meet strict timing, residency, and employment tests. Filing is typically via Modelo 149 within six months of starting work in Spain.
Disclaimer
This is not legal or tax advice. Confirm eligibility with a qualified tax advisor before relying on any outcome shown here.