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on 2 Dec 2011
What's the difference between a non-resident and a resident bank account in Spain, and what documents will I need for each. If I'm an EU citizen (British) do I automatically qualify for a non-resident account?
Anonymous (not verified) on 6 Dec 2011 - 11:18
Hi there,
Non-resident are less taxed. You are a non-resident when within a fiscal year you live less than 6 months in Spain, or still did not obtain a NIE or Residencia. More details in my article "Resident or Non-resident":
http://moving2madrid.com/2011/11/expat-tips-tax-spain-madrid/ (copy and paste in your address bar).
For all the details about obtaining the best non-resident or resident bank accounts, I recommend you read my detailed post:
http://moving2madrid.com/2011/11/best-bank-account-madrid/ (copy and paste in your address bar).
If you have any other question, do not hesitate contact me at pierre@moving2madrid.com.
All the best,
Pierre
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