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Spain tightens property scrutiny in 2026: what it means for buyers and owners
Spain's tax office is stepping up checks on the property sector in 2026, with a focus on non-residents, rental income and capital gains. Good news if you do it right, a heads-up if you don't.
Key points
- Spain intensifies checks on property sales, rentals and brokerage in 2026.
- Focus on non-residents correctly declaring rental income (IRNR) and capital gains.
- For the ordinary buyer little changes if your NIE, filings and records are in order.