Common challenges
- Tax residence and days spent in each country
- Invoicing international clients in different currencies
- Evidence of tax residence and supporting certificates
- Information returns such as Modelo 349 or 720, where applicable
Tax advice for digital nomads
Tax advice for digital nomads so you can work from anywhere while meeting your Spanish tax obligations.
Recommended plan: BASIC
BASIC: €29.90 + VAT/month.
We do everything for you: you do not enter any invoices.
How we help
Online support across time zones, organised records and reminders of your obligations so you do not miss deadlines while travelling.
Typical cases
- Remote consultant with US and EU clients: VAT-free invoices, Modelo 349 where applicable, quarterly income tax and payment forecasts.
- Freelance technology professional travelling around Asia: we document Spanish tax residence and handle exchange rates on payments received.
- Digital creator earning advertising income: we separate services and advertising so they are reported correctly in Spain.
What our digital nomad clients say
Freelancers who work outside Spain and delegate all their Spanish tax compliance.
Client feedback
- Sergio, remote developer travelling around Asia: “I went from paying €65/month and reconciling exchange rates in software to paying €29.90 and doing none of it. I send my invoices and they file Modelos 303, 130 and 349.”
- Marta, digital nomad copywriter in Lisbon: “They reminded me about the 183-day rule and tax residence certificates. My previous accountant did not even know what Modelo 720 was.”
A success story in numbers
- Elena, digital nomad product consultant
- Before: €90/month for a traditional accountant + 8 hours/month uploading receipts.
- Now with Fiscaliza: €29.90/month + 0 hours (she sends invoices and payment records online).
- Annual saving: €769 + 96 hours that she can spend travelling and serving clients.
Exactly what is included
Spanish tax coverage that keeps you compliant even while you are abroad.
Tax residence and evidence
- 183-day calculation and centre of economic interests.
- Tax residence certificates and evidence that you pay tax in Spain.
- Advice on double taxation treaties.
Key obligations
- Modelos 303 and 130/131, annual summaries 390/190, and Modelo 349 for EU invoices.
- Currency management and VAT-free invoices for foreign clients.
- Review of information returns, such as Modelos 720/721, where applicable.
Recommended plan: BASIC. If you also sell courses or digital products, consider MAS. Registration included: register as self-employed.
Digital nomad FAQs
Why choose Fiscaliza as a digital nomad?
1) No time spent entering data: send invoices through our online system and we file your VAT and income tax returns. 2) Currency management and Modelo 349 for EU and US clients. 3) Reminders about the 183-day rule and residence certificates. See our comparison for digital nomads.
Am I a Spanish tax resident if I travel all year?
If you spend more than 183 days in Spain or keep your main economic or family interests here, you remain a Spanish tax resident and pay tax on your worldwide income. We help you document your position.
How do I invoice foreign clients?
EU businesses: invoice without Spanish VAT and file Modelo 349. Clients outside the EU: invoice without Spanish VAT under place-of-supply rules. For B2C transactions, we check whether a special VAT regime applies. We also handle currencies and exchange rates.
Which information return should I be aware of?
Depending on your activity, Modelo 349 may apply to EU services and, if you hold assets abroad, Modelo 720 or 721 may also be required. We assess each case individually.
Which plan do I need if I start another business activity?
Do you handle registration and digital certificates?
Yes. Registration and the setup of digital certificates and direct debits are included.