Diplomatic and accredited personnel of missions and representative offices. The Vienna Convention and headquarters agreements govern your tax status, but they do not cover all of your income or all of your obligations. We coordinate your tax matters with your mission and in accordance with applicable regulations.
The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations and the headquarters agreements establish tax privileges and immunities, but their scope is limited: they do not automatically cover private income, investments, or certain assets located in Spain.
A common mistake is to assume that the statute provides a blanket exemption. The reality is more nuanced, and a misinterpretation can lead to a rectification that could have been avoided.
Definition of the tax privileges and immunities that apply to you based on your accreditation and headquarters agreements.
Treatment of private income, investments, and activities that fall outside the scope of the statute.
Determining your tax residency and that of your family, taking into account legal status, treaties, and length of stay.
Form 720 and other declarations regarding assets held abroad, with no omissions or overstatements.
The only ones in Spain with a published legal treatise (Aranzadi 2024) on the taxation of civil servants and international personnel.
We work with your mission or representative office to ensure that your tax affairs comply with your charter and applicable regulations.
Customer service in Spanish, English, French, and German, with electronic signatures and a customer portal. No matter where you are.
A tax attorney reviews your articles of incorporation and your income, and clearly explains what is covered and what is not. With complete discretion.
