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Terms and Conditions

1. Company Information

SPAIN 210, S.L. (en adelante, “Spain 210”, “nosotros” o “la compañía”) es una sociedad española con domicilio en C/ 19 de abril, 59, 03193, San Miguel de Salinas (Alicante). Nuestra página web oficial es www.spain210.com (el “Sitio”).

2. Purpose of the Services

Spain 210 helps non-residents in Spain with urban properties to prepare and electronically file Form 210 with the Spanish Tax Agency.

Through our platform, users can:

  • Declare imputed income from properties for personal use (annual declaration).
  • Declare rental income from properties in Spain (annual declaration).
  • Declare capital gains or losses from the sale of a property.

The system only requests essential data (name, NIE/DNI, address, property details, or rental income). With this information, we calculate the tax liability and, after user confirmation, generate the declaration.

The user will be able to:

  • Receive the completed Form 210 in PDF to file it personally, or
  • Authorize Spain 210 to file it electronically with the Tax Agency on their behalf.

3. Access and Registration on the Platform

Registration on the Site is free and necessary to use the services.

  • Creating an account is free of charge.
  • Fees are only generated when the user requests the final preparation of Form 210 or its electronic submission to the AEAT.
  • The fees are in euros, include VAT, and are clearly displayed before payment.
  • Payment is made through Stripe, Inc., which accepts major cards. We will never make automatic charges without express authorization.

4. Conditions of Use of the Services

By accessing the Site and using the services, the user declares to have read and accepted these Conditions. If you do not agree, you must refrain from using the platform.

User obligations:

  • Provide truthful, complete, and updated information.
  • Carefully review the data before confirming the submission.
  • Maintain the confidentiality of their credentials.
  • Notify any improper or suspicious use of their account.

Spain 210 does not verify the material accuracy of the information provided; the truthfulness and correctness are the sole responsibility of the user.

5. Payment and Filing Methods

Tax payment options:

  • Direct debit: direct charge to the taxpayer's Spanish account on the dates set by the AEAT (December 31 for imputed income and April 20, July, October, and January for rentals).
  • Bank transfer: the user transfers the amount to Spain 210 and, once the funds are received, we manage the filing and payment.
  • Cash payment at a Spanish bank: Spain 210 sends the Form 210 in PDF and the user pays it personally at their bank.

The user is responsible for ensuring there are sufficient funds and for providing correct bank details.

6. Scope and Limitations of the Service

Our services do not replace personalized tax advice. The information on the Site is general and for informational purposes only. We do not perform substantive checks on the data entered nor are we responsible for subsequent requests or notifications from the AEAT, unless additional services have been expressly contracted.

7. Intellectual Property

All rights to the Site, its content, design, software, and published material belong to Spain 210. Unauthorized use is prohibited.

8. Liability

Spain 210 guarantees the calculation of the tax liability based on the data entered by the user.

We will not be responsible for:

  • Errors, delays, or interruptions in data transmission.
  • Failures resulting from inaccurate information provided by the user.
  • External technical failures, viruses, or unauthorized access by third parties.

9. Data Protection

The processing of personal data complies with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) and our Privacy Policy, which the user must accept to register.

10. Modifications to the Conditions

Spain 210 may update these Conditions at any time. The new versions will be published on the Site and must be accepted before making any payment.

11. Legislation and Conflict Resolution

These Conditions are governed by Spanish law. In case of a dispute, the parties submit to the courts and tribunals of Alicante (unless otherwise required by mandatory law).

EU users can also turn to the European Commission's Online Dispute Resolution Platform: http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/

12. Contact

For any communication, write to hola@spain210.com.