Lucas Ferreira3 viewsI work remotely for clients in Brazil and the US. I am comparing Portugal and Spain. I read that the Spanish digital nomad visa can come with a lower flat tax rate. Is this true, and how complicated is it?
In my case, yes. Digital nomad visa holders could apply for the special regime for inbound workers, which taxes employment income at a flat rate up to a threshold for a set number of years. But there are strict deadlines after you register with social security, and the rules for freelancers with several clients are more complex than for employees. I would strongly recommend a gestor or tax adviser who has done this before. My setup cost around 900 euros for the first year and was worth it.
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