Spanish Tax Forms Library: Downloadable PDFs & Guides for Expats

Navigating Spanish bureaucracy is easier when you can see the forms in advance. Below is our curated library of the most common Spanish tax models (Modelos) that are menttioned across the website. Download the ‘paper version’ PDFs to prepare your filing, understand the boxes, or consult with your advisor.

How to use this library:

• Reference Only: These PDFs are “paper versions” for drafting and reference. These are the official templates as published in the BOE, Official Gazette (BOE, Boletín Oficial del Estado). They are provided here for reference to help you prepare your data. Most tax filings in Spain must now be submitted electronically.
• Prepare for your Advisor: Download these to gather your data before meeting with your tax professional.
• Understand the Boxes: Use our summaries to find out which forms apply to your residency status and assets.

Note: Most forms must be submitted electronically via the Agencia Tributaria

Listado de Modelos (Forms List)

Modelo 030: Census Individuals

Modelo 030: The first step for any expat—use this to get your NIE into the tax system or update your home address.

Modelo 036 / 037: Census Economic Activities

Modelo 036 / 037: Use this modelo if your are a professional or an entity.

Modelo 100: Income Tax

Modelo 149: Beckham Law Application

Modelo 149: The entry ticket for the ‘Beckham Law’—apply here for the 24% flat tax rate.

Modelo 210: Non-Resident Income Tax

Modelo 210: Essential for non-residents who own a home in Spain or earn rental income here.

Modelo 714: Wealth Tax

Modelo 718: Solidarity Wealth Tax

Modelo 720: Declaration of Assets Abroad

Purpose: An informative declaration used by Spanish tax residents to report assets held outside of Spain (Bank accounts, investments, and real estate).

• Who must file: Residents whose total assets in any one of the three categories (Accounts, Investments, or Real Estate) exceed €50,000.
• Deadline: Between January 1st and March 31st each year.
• Key Information Required:
  • Bank Accounts: Entity name, address, account number, and the balance as of Dec 31st (and the average balance for the last quarter).
  • Investments: Stocks, shares, life insurance, or annuities.
  • Real Estate: Address, country, acquisition date, and purchase value.
• Common Gotcha: You only need to file it again in future years if the value of a previously declared category increases by more than €20,000, or if you sell a declared asset.

Modelo 721: Crypto Foreign Declaration

Modelo 721: “The new form (since 2023) specifically for declaring Cryptocurrencies held on foreign exchanges.