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What will you actually take home in Spain?

Your gross salary, your region: your real monthly take-home under the Beckham Law vs as an ordinary resident. No email needed.

Orientative net pay on Spanish-source employment income: gross minus IRPF (2025/2026 AEAT brackets) minus the employee's Social Security (2026 worker rate, indefinite contract, plus the solidarity surcharge on pay above the contribution ceiling). Monthly = annual ÷ 12. The Beckham regime allows no personal allowances; foreign passive income is generally not taxed in Spain under the regime. If you're posted from abroad on an A1 certificate you may not pay Spanish Social Security for a period. Ask us. Final figures are confirmed and signed by a tax advisor (AEDAF member). What's an A1 certificate? →

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