Yippee! House sold STC ... help re income tax
Dec 2nd 2008, 2:13 pm
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Yippee! House sold STC ... help re income tax
Hi all. 
After having our house here in the UK on the market since early May (albeit reduced dramatically in price by now) we have now had a half decent offer which we've accepted. We now have to get back to the serious stuff of moving which we'd put on the back burner with all the disappointments of the past few months. As I've said before (I think?) I will be carrying on working for myself (autonomo) in Spain with mainly the same clients I have here in the UK as it's all computer/internet based. I understand I will need to pay something like 270 Euros a month which would cover myself and my partner for medical stuff but I was wondering if anyone could help with the rate of income tax that would need to be paid? Not a definitive but just so we have an idea of outgoings. 
I will be using a Gestor but just wanted an idea for now. Any advice appreciated 
After having our house here in the UK on the market since early May (albeit reduced dramatically in price by now) we have now had a half decent offer which we've accepted. We now have to get back to the serious stuff of moving which we'd put on the back burner with all the disappointments of the past few months. As I've said before (I think?)
I will be carrying on working for myself (autonomo) in Spain with mainly the same clients I have here in the UK as it's all computer/internet based. I understand I will need to pay something like 270 Euros a month which would cover myself and my partner for medical stuff but I was wondering if anyone could help with the rate of income tax that would need to be paid? Not a definitive but just so we have an idea of outgoings. I will be using a Gestor but just wanted an idea for now. Any advice appreciated
Dec 2nd 2008, 4:53 pm
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Re: Yippee! House sold STC ... help re income tax
Can't advise at all but good news hope it all goes through
hope it all goes through
Dec 2nd 2008, 5:10 pm
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Re: Yippee! House sold STC ... help re income tax
Hi all.
After having our house here in the UK on the market since early May (albeit reduced dramatically in price by now) we have now had a half decent offer which we've accepted. We now have to get back to the serious stuff of moving which we'd put on the back burner with all the disappointments of the past few months. As I've said before (I think?) I will be carrying on working for myself (autonomo) in Spain with mainly the same clients I have here in the UK as it's all computer/internet based. I understand I will need to pay something like 270 Euros a month which would cover myself and my partner for medical stuff but I was wondering if anyone could help with the rate of income tax that would need to be paid? Not a definitive but just so we have an idea of outgoings. I will be using a Gestor but just wanted an idea for now. Any advice appreciated
After having our house here in the UK on the market since early May (albeit reduced dramatically in price by now) we have now had a half decent offer which we've accepted. We now have to get back to the serious stuff of moving which we'd put on the back burner with all the disappointments of the past few months. As I've said before (I think?)
I will be carrying on working for myself (autonomo) in Spain with mainly the same clients I have here in the UK as it's all computer/internet based. I understand I will need to pay something like 270 Euros a month which would cover myself and my partner for medical stuff but I was wondering if anyone could help with the rate of income tax that would need to be paid? Not a definitive but just so we have an idea of outgoings. I will be using a Gestor but just wanted an idea for now. Any advice appreciated http://www.spainaccountants.com/rates.html
and allowances:
http://www.spainaccountants.com/it.html
