Beckham Law Calculator 2026

Check your eligibility and calculate how much you could save with Spain's flat 24% expat tax rate.

Eligibility check

Question 1 of 5

Have you lived in Spain in the last 5 years?

This is the most important eligibility requirement. The Beckham Law (Art. 93 Ley 35/2006) requires you to be a new Spanish tax resident.

Question 2 of 5

Why are you moving to Spain?

The Beckham Law applies to specific situations defined in Art. 93 Ley 35/2006, as amended by Ley 28/2022.

Question 3 of 5

What's your expected annual income in Spain?

Include salary, bonuses, and any other income taxable in Spain. The 24% flat rate applies on the first €600,000.

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Question 4 of 5

When are you moving (or did you move) to Spain?

The Beckham Law applies for 6 fiscal years starting from your arrival year. You have 6 months from your first Social Security registration to opt in via Modelo 149.

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You appear to qualify for the Beckham Law — Art. 93 Ley 35/2006 IRPF

Your annual tax saving

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How to apply — checklist

  • File Modelo 149 within 6 months of your first Spanish Social Security registration. This is your opt-in form — missing this deadline means losing the regime entirely.
  • File Modelo 151 annually (instead of the standard Modelo 100). This is your yearly income tax declaration under the Beckham regime.
  • Foreign income is not taxed in Spain under this regime. You pay 24% only on Spanish-sourced income (up to €600,000).
  • Duration: 6 fiscal years from your arrival year. Plan your contract and relocation accordingly.
  • Consult a gestoría or asesor fiscal before filing. Beckham Law applications require accurate documentation and any errors can be costly.
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Eligibility assessment is based on the criteria of Art. 93 Ley 35/2006 IRPF as amended by Ley 28/2022 (Ley de Startups). Tax saving comparison uses Madrid regional scale as a conservative baseline. This tool does not constitute legal or tax advice. Final eligibility determination rests with the Spanish Tax Authority (AEAT). Always consult a qualified Spanish tax advisor before filing Modelo 149. Some affiliate links may be present. © 2026 SalaryInSpain.