The Agencia Tributaria may initiate a tax inspection for various reasons, including:
A tax inspection aims to verify that all tax obligations have been correctly met and that declarations and payments are accurate. Inspections can go back up to four years, and in some cases, may involve cross-border information exchange with other EU tax authorities.
If you are notified of a Spanish tax inspection, it is crucial to act promptly and seek professional advice before responding. The authorities will request documentation to confirm your tax residence status, income declarations, and ownership of assets in Spain.
Our team at Del Canto Chambers can:
Review your case and prepare all required documentation
Communicate with the Agencia Tributaria on your behalf
Ensure compliance with Spanish tax regulations
Challenge or appeal any incorrect assessments or penalties
Facing a Spanish tax inspection can be complex — especially for non-residents unfamiliar with the local system. At Del Canto Chambers, we combine our expertise in Spanish and international tax law to protect our clients’ interests and ensure fair treatment throughout the inspection process.
If you’ve been contacted by the Spanish Tax Office (Agencia Tributaria) or expect a review of your tax affairs in Spain, contact Del Canto Chambers today. Our bilingual team will assess your case, guide you through each stage of the inspection, and help you reach a compliant and efficient resolution.