Does The “Empadronamiento” In Spain Imply Tax Residence In Spain?
If being “empadronado” (registered) implies consequences and fiscal obligations to the Tax Administration, just for the fact of having municipal registration is a recurring question that many citizens frequently ask. First, it’s essential to bear in mind that the “empadronamiento” is an administrative concept, which is regulated by Law 7/1985 on the Bases of the...
5 Tips For Managing Two Homes In Two Countries
For many homeowners, the idea of having one home in the UK and another abroad is something of a panacea. However, ambitious property investors and those looking to expand their portfolios can often find success by finding homes abroad as well as maintaining a domestic presence. With one foot firmly ingrained in the UK and...
Long Term UK Expats May Face Huge UK Tax Charges
UK expats who have lived abroad for many years often remain UK-domiciled and therefore liable to UK Inheritance Tax (IHT). The rate of this tax might be considered penal. It is currently 40% on the total value of the estate of a deceased after the exemptions. It is an additional tax payable on capital accumulated...
Young Expats Struggling The Most With Mental Health – Is Social Media The Cause?
Research by AXA has revealed that as many as two in five (41%) young expats aged 18-24 are negatively impacted mentally by social media and tech addiction. AXA – Global Healthcare has reviewed the Mind Health Index, looking at how young expats are affected by social media. The research found that those who report a negative...
Marina Alta – One Of The Most Popular Destinations For Expats
Marina Alta in the Northern Costa Blanca is one of the most popular destinations for expats attracting British and Northern Europeans to rent or buy in the region. It is a coastal area with attractive options inland and offers a wonderful lifestyle. Which are the most popular areas? The Marina Alta region offers over 750...
Top 6 Strategies To Balance Motherhood While Living Abroad As An Expat
Being a mother is a beautiful journey that comes with its own set of challenges and rewards. Now, imagine adding the adventure and excitement of living abroad as an expat to the mix. It can be a thrilling experience, but it also comes with unique considerations for balancing motherhood and the expat lifestyle. In this...
What Are Your Parental Rights If You Need To Move Abroad For Work And Your Ex Wants The Kids To Stay Put?
Moving abroad for a job can be an exciting experience for both you and your children, but if your ex-spouse stops you, it can complicate matters. In this article, we’ll take a look at your parental rights when moving abroad with children, and what you can do if your ex-spouse says “no.” Why Permission is...
Britons Willing To Overcome Brexit Barriers And Retire Abroad Again
New research from overseas property consultants highlights that Brits are coming to terms with post-Brexit restrictions, applying for visas and retiring to favourite European destinations in ever greater numbers. Your Overseas Home have released new data which shows a return to pre-Brexit levels of interest in retiring to Mediterranean and southern European hotspots. After ‘freedom of...
6 Essential Tips For Developing A Personal Website As An Expat Living Abroad
Living abroad as an expat is an exhilarating adventure. You’re navigating new cultures, embracing diverse perspectives, and expanding your horizons. But amidst the excitement, it’s important not to overlook the value of establishing and maintaining a strong digital presence. Having a personal website can be a game-changer, helping you showcase your skills, connect with a...
How To Buy An Apartment In Spain In 2023
Investments in real estate are becoming more and more popular. Spain remains one of the most popular countries. Compared to other European countries, real estate here has a more attractive cost, for example, apartments prices in Valencia, while being in high demand among tourists. Potential investors are interested in how to buy property in Spain safely. Below...
Getting To Know Malaga The City, Part 3 – Places Of Interest
In Malaga there are many things to do… A place that blends history, nature, culture, art, sports and leisure with great dining experiences. Malaka, as it was known in the olden days was thought to first be inhabited by the Phoenicians since the century VIII B.C. using the natural port on the foothill of Gibralfaro...
Getting To Know Malaga The City. Part 2 – The Experience
Malaga Capital is steeped in history. The area was first discovered some 2,800 years ago by the Phoenicians and has evolved ever since. Here Jason Wild of Marbella Connection looks at the shopping, nightlife, food and drink, festivals and the beaches that continue to attract interest and investment from all over the world. Festivals &...