If you bought a property in Spain last year and you're a tax resident, it's mandatory to declare this on your income tax return. Here's how.
Esme Fox - esme@thelocal.es
Updated: Mon 11 May 2026 10:59 CET
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You have to declare it on your tax return if you bought a property the previous year in Spain. Photo: Taneti/Unsplash
If you bought a property in Spain last year and you're a tax resident, it's mandatory to declare this on your income tax return. Here's how.
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