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About Spain tax

Spain's IRPF (Impuesto sobre la Renta de las Personas Físicas) is split between a state component and a regional component (the autonomous community where you live also taxes your income). Combined rates range from 19% on the first €12,450 to 47% above €300,000 nationally, though regions like the Basque Country have their own lower rates. Employee Seguridad Social contributions are 6.35% of gross (4.7% pension, 1.55% unemployment, 0.1% vocational training).

Spain also pays 14 salary payments per year — two bonuses in July and December — which spreads total annual income more evenly but means monthly take-home slightly understates the annualised picture. Tax return (declaración de la renta) is filed via the Agencia Tributaria each April–June.

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