Bulgaria Tax treaties and international agreements For the complete list of countries3, follow the link below. Finally, the theory says that a person does not have to pay twice for the same income. Therefore, if you are in one of these two categories, the double taxation treaty allows you to account for a tax return by the other (by deductions and allowances); This means that you should not pay too much in your “Contracting State”. Hi Chris, thank you for your message. I`m afraid my knowledge of hmrc taxation isn`t as 🙁 I`m sorry I can`t help you do this, but this seems to be something you should welcome with a qualified professional who has a full knowledge of the UK tax system (especially given the frequency of changes). Unless there are other blog readers who can give you advice?? With my greetings, Simon Please note that every effort has been made to verify the veracity of this information, but neither the author of this article nor VIVA are experts in taxation. Therefore, our best advice is always to get professional legal and financial advice for all complex issues related to your real estate purchase. Hello, I have the same problem, my local government pension is taxable in Great Britain. This year, the tax authorities received a letter requesting the tax on the subject in 2015, accompanied by interest. I was then fined for late payment because I was out of the country and only received the letter when I returned. The tax authorities requested a certificate from HMRC, which did not want to know and stated that it would not issue certificates and that it was referring the Spanish tax administration to the double taxation convention. Following further phone calls, an email was published saying that this pension was taxable in the UK.

The accountant appealed, but he still had to pay. Fortunately, Spain has signed similar contracts with nearly 90 other countries around the world, which means that you are most likely entitled to tax benefits in your own country for real estate or asset income on Spanish soil. Which brings me to the answer to the last question. By paying what you owe in non-resident taxes to the Spanish tax system, you are entitled to relief equal to the same (or very similar) amount from HMRC. This application of the double taxation treaty ensures that you will only be taxed once on your income, albeit by a retroactive deduction of your tax contributions paid in Spain. Has anyone gotten a result on this? I now have a problem with small Gov pensions, on which they want to collect taxes and which need the DDT article itself to send them back to it. I know if it has an impact on the overall tax position, because it consumes the lower tax chain, which can lead to an increase in taxes on global income from other sources As you will see, I take a break on the cost of living in Spain to talk about a topic that I promised a few weeks ago in an article about Spanish residency: the double taxation convention between the United Kingdom and Spain. . . .