Hi, another Spanish couple thinking about relocating to Qatar.
The additional limited info. I have over what you got:
- Spanish tax authorities do not consider Qatar to be a "Tax Heaven" (unlike Bahrain or Oman)
- Also, currently there is NOT "Tax Treaty for avoiding double taxation" between Qatar and Spain (unlike UAE)
- Now, I have not heard that Spain (pls. correct me if wrong) has a requirement to identify whether money inflows to Spain have been previously taxed (unlike UK, for instance, where I believe you have to mindful when you bring in cashflows generated outside UK)
... following this (I insist it is not thorough, just based on a couple of facts), it seems that the tax-exempted money generated in Qatar could be transfered back to Spain without further tax consequences...
after these months since your question, have you got other evidence on the contrary?
Hi, another Spanish couple thinking about relocating to Qatar.
The additional limited info. I have over what you got:
- Spanish tax authorities do not consider Qatar to be a "Tax Heaven" (unlike Bahrain or Oman)
- Also, currently there is NOT "Tax Treaty for avoiding double taxation" between Qatar and Spain (unlike UAE)
- Now, I have not heard that Spain (pls. correct me if wrong) has a requirement to identify whether money inflows to Spain have been previously taxed (unlike UK, for instance, where I believe you have to mindful when you bring in cashflows generated outside UK)
... following this (I insist it is not thorough, just based on a couple of facts), it seems that the tax-exempted money generated in Qatar could be transfered back to Spain without further tax consequences...
after these months since your question, have you got other evidence on the contrary?
Thanks a lot in advance for your answer