Beckham Law Calculator 2026: Spain Tax Savings Calculator

Beckham Law: a flat 24% tax rate for expatriates in Spain

Spain’s special regime for inbound assignees — commonly known as the Beckham Law (art. 93 LIRPF) — lets qualifying expatriates pay a flat 24% tax rate on Spanish employment income up to €600,000 (47% on the excess), instead of the ordinary progressive IRPF scale that can reach 45–54% depending on your Autonomous Community.

Who qualifies

• You must not have been a Spanish tax resident in the 5 years prior to relocating.
• The relocation must be for an employment contract, a directorship, or a qualifying remote-work arrangement (Digital Nomad Visa holders can also opt in).
• The regime applies for the year of arrival plus the following 5 tax years.

This calculator compares your ordinary IRPF liability against the Beckham Law flat rate, broken down by tax bracket, for your Autonomous Community.

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• Beckham Law Spain 2026: complete guide to requirements and how to apply
• The 180-day rule: when Form 149 must be filed
• Beckham Law tax advisory and Form 149 management
• Highly Qualified Professional visa: the work permit most Beckham Law applicants use