If you're a Spanish tax resident based in Madrid, there are several deductions you may be able to apply for on your annual return. Find out what they are and if you're eligible.
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Updated: Thu 30 Apr 2026 08:45 CET
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Madrid is known for being the region in Spain with the smallest tax burden for residents. Photo: Giuseppe Buccola/Unsplash
If you're a Spanish tax resident based in Madrid, there are several deductions you may be able to apply for on your annual return. Find out what they are and if you're eligible.
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