90 days - Page 2

Pauline39 wrote on Tue Jan 16, 2024 3:02pm:

You would still have to pay non-resident's tax annually if you own a property in Spain.  As far as the 90-day rule is concerned, I wouldn't hold my breath.  Even with this rule you can still spend half a year in Spain, just in 2 separate periods.  I don't see any likelihood of Spai...

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...n making a different rule for the British  - this would be discrimination against other 3rd country nationals.  There are plenty of EU and Schengen nationals buying property in Spain these days.  They more than compensate for any British people who have left Spain. 

Bencr85 wrote on Wed Jan 17, 2024 12:53pm:

I think probably tories will loose next election,  country needs change , with labour being left thinking , they will join customs union, and maybe schengen,  they like the European union,  they like the ideology of it. A lot of us voted brexit for change and maybe some benefits,&n...

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...bsp; I think the working class people got sweet F,A.me personally got absolutely nothing , can think of 10 things I personally lost and gained nothing , even immigration is being abused 10 fold from our prime minister and his rich m8s.

Craigw1970 wrote on Wed Jan 17, 2024 3:07pm:

You paid taxes in Spain for 20 years but don’t have residency? Can you not apply if you paid all those taxes ?

Pauline39 wrote on Tue Jan 16, 2024 3:02pm:

You would still have to pay non-resident's tax annually if you own a property in Spain.  As far as the 90-day rule is concerned, I wouldn't hold my breath.  Even with this rule you can still spend half a year in Spain, just in 2 separate periods.  I don't see any likelihood of Spai...

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...n making a different rule for the British  - this would be discrimination against other 3rd country nationals.  There are plenty of EU and Schengen nationals buying property in Spain these days.  They more than compensate for any British people who have left Spain. 

Fiona166 wrote on Wed Jan 17, 2024 5:15pm:

I see your one of those trolls that jump on anything to do with UK. 

I class your comments are rude and unhelpful. Don't bother replying to this, I'm not interested in anything you might have to say

suzie123 wrote on Wed Jan 17, 2024 3:24pm:

I don't think so because the pension from UK doesn't meet the requirements and I came back to UK before Brexit however, I will probably buy a place and just bite the bullet with the minimum stay because I need a base here in UK as my boys and grandchildren need to have me here some of the year bu...

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...t as I've said if I buy and family want to use they will have to contribute towards bills as in the past that was never asked 

I love Spain hate UK but as many will know,when an emergency at home happens you need to be here x

Fiona166 wrote on Wed Jan 17, 2024 5:15pm:

I see your one of those trolls that jump on anything to do with UK. 

I class your comments are rude and unhelpful. Don't bother replying to this, I'm not interested in anything you might have to say

TonySmith wrote on Wed Jan 17, 2024 6:19pm:

Just note, that if money changes hands for use of your property, even if it is only to cover bills, then this becomes income and is liable for tax at 24% and may lead to having to get a "Tourist Licence", (not always possible), renters insurance etc