Accountants in Madrid
Accountants in Madrid from Advisors in Spain take on accounting, corporate tax, VAT, payroll and personal tax for companies and high earners who deal with Spain. Your accountant also coordinates any gestor paperwork your company needs.
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Can You Hire an English-Speaking Accountant in Madrid?
- Yes. Your English-speaking accountant in Madrid works in English and explains every Spanish filing before it goes in.
- This page covers company accounting, corporate tax, VAT and payroll, plus personal tax for high earners.
Autónomo paperwork and individual returns are covered on English-speaking accountants in Spain, which also handles accounting outside Madrid.
What Does an Accountant in Madrid Do for Your Company?
An accountant in Madrid keeps your company's books, accounts, corporate tax and VAT filed on time.
- Annual accounts. We prepare your SL's annual accounts and file them at the Registro Mercantil.
- Corporate tax. The general rate is 25%, and new companies pay 15% in their first profitable year and the year after. We file Modelo 200 and the Modelo 202 instalments.
- VAT. We file Modelo 303 each quarter and the annual Modelo 390 summary.
- Bookkeeping. We keep your company's books and report to you in English.
What Does a Tax Advisor in Madrid Do for High Earners?
- Beckham Law returns
- We file Modelo 151 for high earners under the Beckham Law.
- Wealth tax
- We file Modelo 714. Madrid applies 100% wealth tax relief, and net wealth above €3 million falls under the state solidarity tax, which the relief does not cover.
- Non-resident tax
- We file Modelo 210 for non-residents with Spanish income or property.
Can an Accountant in Madrid Run Your Payroll?
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Register your company
We register your company with the Social Security before activity starts. See payroll services in Spain.
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Register each employee
We register each employee before they start work.
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File salary withholding
We file Modelo 111 quarterly, or monthly for large companies, and the annual Modelo 190 summary.
Which Filing Deadlines Does a Madrid Company Face?
Annual accounts
Approved within 6 months of year end
Directors prepare the accounts within 3 months of year end, and the accounts are filed at the Registro Mercantil within one month of approval.
Corporate tax
Modelo 200 is due within 25 days after six months from year end, so a calendar-year company files by 25 July. Instalments fall in April, October and December.
VAT
Your company files Modelo 303 quarterly, and large companies file monthly.
Do You Need a Gestor in Madrid?
Not always. A gestor administrativo is a registered professional who handles paperwork with public administrations, and cannot do legal work reserved to lawyers.
Your accountant handles the filings and coordinates any gestor paperwork your company needs.
What Happens After You Send Your Enquiry?
Describe your company or situation in the form. An accountant replies within one business day with the scope and next steps.
Common questions
How much tax do companies pay in Spain?
When must a Spanish company file its annual accounts?
What is the VAT rate in Spain?
What does a gestor do in Spain?
Can an accountant in Madrid file my Beckham Law return?
Do Madrid residents pay wealth tax?
Do you handle accounting outside Madrid?
Who handles my accounts in Madrid?
Why Work With Advisors in Spain
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Every accountant on our team meets the same standard.
We do not take on a case we cannot handle well. If your case is not something we handle, we tell you plainly.
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Every accountant on our team works in English or Spanish.
You explain your situation once, in English or Spanish, directly to the accountant who handles it.
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Coordinated support for related matters.
Company accounts, corporate tax, VAT, payroll and personal tax: we coordinate related requirements, with responsibility and scope agreed for each service.
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