Wall - A Spanish Life

2022-12-15 07:17:38 UTC by janieucooper in La Mata

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2022-10-27 18:55:26 UTC by dddga20 in Malaga

Mobile broadband and television

Hi
Can anyone recommend a decent mobile broadband provider. Would prefer unlimited data if possible.
Also where to go to buy a decent television.
We arrive tomorrow 16/04 living full time in La Mata but can go to any good tv shop as we have our car with us
Thanks in advance for any contacts.
Nigel and Kath

2013-04-15 18:31:23 UTC by nigelpatrick in La Mata

Mobile broadband

I am looking for a mobile broadband provider contract need not include a phone as I have one so just the mobile contract would do. Would prefer unlimited download capacity if possible. Anyone any good ideas out there in spain please.
Also looking for a reputable tv retailler as we are looking for a new large screen tv. Living in La Mata

thanks

2013-04-07 21:17:50 UTC by nigelpatrick in La Mata

tax

As a full time resident in spain are you required to pay tax on a UK pension in Spain or can you remain paying it in the UK. Do any of you currently residing in Spain have a definitive answer please.

2013-03-18 20:48:19 UTC by nigelpatrick in La Mata

That's easy to answer. If you live in Spain for more than 183 days per year, you are deemed to be domiciled and tax resident in Spain. That therefore means that ALL your worldwide income must be declared for tax. A big however - if you pay tax on any income outside of Spain and that country has a Double Taxation Relief agreement (DTR), then your Spanish tax liability will be reduced by the amount of tax paid elsewhere. The UK does have a DTR agreement with Spain. I understand that Civil Service pensions from the UK are taxed in the UK and paid net of tax. So, although you would have to declare the total income from those payments, you would not be taxed again by the Spanish Tax authorities on those amounts.
It's not an either here or there decision. You are liable to pay tax in Spain.

Commented David in La Marina 2013-03-19 17:09:10 UTC

Just to add to my previous post - if you talk to HMRC at Newcastle (details from their website) you can complete forms that will get your income given a coding of NT (No Tax deducted), so save the problem of reclaiming each year. It's not a quick process but relatively easy to do and worth it in the long run.

Commented David in La Marina 2013-03-19 17:52:45 UTC

thanks David. To be honest I would rather have preferred to continue paying my pension tax in the Uk but if I can't then so be it. Thanks for the follow up I will contact them immediately as we are due to emigrate in 3 weeks so best get this sorted

Commented nigelpatrick in La Mata 2013-03-20 21:37:06 UTC

And the good news is that I do have a government pension so I can continue paying my tax in the UK, just5gotta sort out now what Spain will want me to do. Thanks

Commented nigelpatrick in La Mata 2013-03-21 21:39:53 UTC

electrical items

Would it be best to buy new in Spain or bring with us, thinking in particular of large ticket items tv fridges etc

2013-03-16 20:47:25 UTC by nigelpatrick in La Mata