Pensions from the United Nations and other international organizations are not always taxed as ordinary pensions. Incorrect application of the tax treaty can result in losses amounting to six-figure sums over the course of a lifetime. We review your case and, if applicable, recover any overpaid taxes.
The tax treatment of a pension from an international organization depends on the paying organization, the applicable agreement, and your residency status. Treating it as just another Spanish pension is the most common—and the most costly—mistake.
In many cases, there are overpayments from prior tax years that can be recovered within the statutory deadlines for tax adjustments. The sooner you review your returns, the more you can recover.
Estimate your income tax liability based on a 100% pension and the 33% and 25% reductions, using your age and the tax scale for your autonomous community. A PDF report will be generated that you can download.
We review the paying agency and the applicable agreement to determine how your pension should actually be taxed.
We have identified incorrect income on your most recent tax returns and are requesting that they be corrected and that a refund be issued.
We determine your tax residency by taking into account the number of days spent here, your personal and financial interests, and your status.
If an audit or tax assessment is issued, we handle the process and procedures through to the end.
Legal opinion on the tax exemption for pensions of former UN officials, submitted in 2026. A legal doctrine in its own right, not an opinion.
Complaint filed with the European Commission and infringement proceedings against Spain. We don't just plan—we fight.
You'll speak directly with the tax attorney handling your case, not with an intermediary. Service available in 4 languages.
A tax attorney reviews your case and tells you, with specific figures, how much you can recover. No obligation.
