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Modelo 210 calculator
Own a Spanish property but live abroad? Spain taxes you every year — even if the place earns nothing. Estimate your annual Modelo 210 (Form 210) in ten seconds: all you need is the valor catastral from your IBI receipt.
Enter your valor catastral to see the estimate.
Estimate for a non-resident individual with a property that is not rented out. Renting changes the rules (and the deadline) — see the full guide. General information, not tax advice.
How the estimate works
For a property that isn’t rented out, Spain taxes non-residents on imputed income: 1.1% of the valor catastral where the municipality has revised values in the last ten years, otherwise 2%. That notional income is taxed at 19% for residents of the EU, Norway and Iceland, and 24% for everyone else — including UK residents since Brexit. Each owner files for their own share, and the return for a given year can be filed any time up to 31 December of the following year.
Renting the property out changes both the sums and the deadline — the full guide covers both cases, and the numbers here come from the AEAT’s own rules (linked from the guide, checked against the BOE).