By city
The Beckham Law by city
The regime is national: 24% on employment income up to €600,000 wherever you live. The standard tax you would otherwise pay is regional, so the saving is different in Madrid, Barcelona or Valencia. Each page shows illustrative figures for that city, computed with the same engine as our calculator, and the local points people ask about.
Madrid
Madrid
The lowest regional scale in Spain, so the smallest saving, and still the most common destination.
Read the post →Catalonia
Barcelona
One of the steepest regional scales, so one of the largest savings. Tech, remote workers and founders.
Read the post →Valencian Community
Valencia
The highest top regional rate in Spain, and the fastest-growing destination for remote workers.
Read the post →Andalucía
Málaga
Tech hub and Costa del Sol. A moderate regional scale and full wealth-tax relief.
Read the post →Andalucía
Seville
Same Andalusian rules as Málaga, with a salary profile where the regime often needs a second look.
Read the post →Balearic Islands
Palma de Mallorca
A steep scale at high incomes, a €3 million wealth-tax threshold, and a lot of remote and owner-managed cases.
Read the post →Valencian Community
Alicante
Valencian rules, the highest top regional rate in Spain, and the largest British community on the coast.
Read the post →Bilbao, San Sebastián, Vitoria and Pamplona are outside the state regime: the Basque Country and Navarre have their own tax systems and their own impatriate rules. This guide covers the common state regime only.
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