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Non Residency Management Fee
I have again received a charge from my bank shown as 'Non Residency Management Fee' at Euros 36.30 for myself and each of my two childrenwho share the bank account.
If I spoke good Spanish I would certainly ask the bank (Bankinter) what we are paying this for .....ie What 'Management' do they carry out ? We already complete a Spanish Taxation Form and try to conform to all regulations Would one of you kind people be able to enlighten us please ? |
Re: Non Residency Management Fee
If you already fill in a Spanish tax form, is that because you are tax resident or because you are filling in form 210 to pay non-resident tax? If tax resident, then change your account to the correct one and you won't pay that fee.
The banks need to get a certificate from the tax office to show that you (and all people named on the account) are actually non-resident. This is what that charge is for I suspect. It's a legal requirement. |
Re: Non Residency Management Fee
Originally Posted by snikpoh
(Post 11849775)
If you already fill in a Spanish tax form, is that because you are tax resident or because you are filling in form 210 to pay non-resident tax? If tax resident, then change your account to the correct one and you won't pay that fee.
The banks need to get a certificate from the tax office to show that you (and all people named on the account) are actually non-resident. This is what that charge is for I suspect. It's a legal requirement. |
Re: Non Residency Management Fee
Thank you both for making the time to respond.
We are all in fact non- residents. The explanations you have given make sense although I thought that the non residence tax forms and payment sort of make the same point. I suppose we'll have to pay up and smile. Thanks again.. |
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