Your Spanish home and tax where you live
Spain taxes your home first. What happens in your own country depends on where you live. Pick your country.
Spain may tax your home because it is in Spain. You file the Modelo 210 there every year. Your own country then makes sure you are not taxed twice on the same income.
Netherlands
The Netherlands does not tax your Spanish rent. The home counts in box 3, and you get a reduction so it is not taxed twice.
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Belgium does not tax your Spanish home twice, but you do declare it. The income only raises the rate on your other income.
Read moreUnited Kingdom
The UK taxes your Spanish rent and gives credit for the Spanish tax. A home you only use yourself is not taxed in the UK.
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Germany taxes your Spanish rent and deducts the Spanish tax. A home you only use yourself is not taxed in Germany.
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France does not tax your Spanish rent a second time, but you do declare it. It raises the rate on your other income.
Read moreUnited States
The US taxes your worldwide income, so Spanish rent goes on your US return, with a credit for the Spanish tax.
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Norway taxes your Spanish rent with a credit for the Spanish tax. The home also counts for wealth tax.
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Sweden taxes a rental surplus from your Spanish home and deducts the Spanish tax. Own use is not taxed.
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General information, not tax advice. Your situation may be different. For tax where you live, ask an adviser in your own country.