TAX HELP, IN PLAIN ENGLISH
Six currently active services for a simple tax return, autónomo filings, a small business, foreign income or an argument with Hacienda. Every listing below is tied to the provider’s own current website.
Provider sites and contact details checked 9 September 2026. Inclusion is not an endorsement.
Choose by the work you need, not the title on the door.
A regulated, colegiado professional who can manage procedures with public administrations on a client’s behalf. Useful for registrations, routine filings and recurring paperwork.
If someone uses this protected title, ask for their full name and Colegio number, then verify it with the relevant Colegio.
Usually the practical choice for bookkeeping, quarterly returns, annual accounts, payroll and ongoing business tax compliance. Scope and professional qualifications vary by practice.
Ask who reviews and submits each form, what software is included, and whether responding to an AEAT notice costs extra.
Useful when interpretation, legal strategy, an inspection, an appeal or litigation is involved. A multidisciplinary firm can combine this with routine accounting.
Verify the individual lawyer in the Spanish Bar’s national register and ask whether your engagement includes representation.
One salary and a routine return? Start with a personal-tax service. Invoices every month? Look for recurring autónomo or business accounting. Philippine income, property, accounts or tax already paid there? Choose cross-border expertise. A notice, inspection or appeal deadline? Contact a specialist promptly and show them the complete letter.
Filter by the problem you need to solve. Prices are shown only when the provider publishes them.
6 services match this starting point. The order is editorial, not a ranking.
A Barcelona service built specifically for foreign freelancers, with an English website and a short, published fee list.
The provider publishes the service scope, prices, Barcelona address, telephone and email on the same current page. Official services and fees ↗
An online-first team covering taxes, autónomos, companies and immigration; its booking page names English/Spanish tax specialists.
The live English pages identify bilingual specialists, services, contact channels and published plan prices. Official English specialist booking page ↗
An English-first accounting practice for foreign founders, autónomos and small companies that work with cloud bookkeeping.
The current site states English service, chartered-accountant status, client profile, tools, phone and email. Official practice website ↗
A Barcelona multidisciplinary firm combining immigration, tax, company and accounting teams for international clients.
The provider’s current English pages list its tax/accounting scope, international focus, team, location and contact details. Official tax-services page ↗
A Barcelona specialist for internationally mobile people whose situation goes beyond a routine annual return.
The current English service and contact pages state the specialty, delivery modes, response time and contact details. Official expat-tax service page ↗
A Barcelona law firm focused on international taxation, non-residents, inspections and tax litigation.
The live English site describes more than 30 years in tax work, its Barcelona office, online service and contact channels. Official English firm website ↗
How this list was made. We required a working official website, an explicit English-language offer, a relevant tax or accounting service, and a current direct contact channel. We did not infer language ability, Filipino identity or professional status from a name, photograph or community comment. We have not independently tested service quality.
A clear outline makes it easier to get a real quote instead of a sales call.
A cheap monthly headline can hide an incomplete service.
You should know which filings, notices, bookkeeping volume and advice channels your fee covers.
No adviser can honestly promise a tax result before reviewing the complete facts and documents.
Never hand over a one-time code. Ask how representation is authorised and how credentials and documents are protected.
Foreign income, tax paid, accounts and property can affect Spanish filings. The treaty does not make the question disappear.
Ask who is responsible for your work, their role and how you can verify any claimed professional registration.
Get the quote, recurring terms and cancellation policy in writing. Keep a copy outside the provider’s portal.
General orientation only; the right answer depends on your dates, income and legal position.
Not by itself. Tax residence is separate from immigration status. AEAT considers days in Spain, economic interests and other circumstances; more than 183 days is one test, not the entire analysis. A treaty may decide residence when both countries’ rules point to residence.
Choose someone who explicitly handles cross-border matters. A Spanish tax resident is generally taxed under IRPF on worldwide income, while the Spain–Philippines treaty may allocate taxing rights or provide relief from double taxation. Bring records of the income and tax paid; do not assume a Philippine account keeps it outside Spain.
It is an information return for certain categories of assets and rights outside Spain, subject to conditions and thresholds. It is separate from declaring income. Ask whether your ownership and balances trigger it rather than filing solely because you have an overseas account.
No. Withholding is an advance payment. Whether you must file, and whether filing benefits you, depends on the rules for that year and your circumstances. A routine personal-tax service may be enough unless foreign income, assets or residence questions add complexity.
Some multidisciplinary firms on this page offer both, but the two questions remain distinct. Ask for the immigration professional and tax professional responsible for each part, and obtain a scope and fee for both.
AEAT offers information and appointment channels, plus campaign services for eligible income-tax returns. It does not replace personalised cross-border planning or act as your advocate in a dispute. Start with AEAT for a routine procedural question and seek independent advice when the facts are complex.
Do not wait for the next annual campaign. Keep the notice and envelope, note the date received, and contact AEAT or an appropriate adviser promptly. Possible next steps and consequences depend on the filing, timing and whether the authority has already contacted you.
Read the community guide to residency, worldwide income, annual returns, autónomo registration and foreign assets.
Quiet links, clear provenance.
Provider facts come from the official page linked inside each card. Those pages were reachable on 9 September 2026; a working site does not prove service quality, availability or that every published price applies to your case. Ask the provider to reconfirm details before paying.
This page provides general orientation and a researched directory. It is not tax or legal advice, and no provider paid to appear.