Spain's stock market features strong banking, utility, and infrastructure companies. Spanish investors with foreign assets must comply with Modelo 720 reporting requirements.
Spain taxes capital gains at progressive rates: 19% (first €6,000), 21% (€6,000-€50,000), 23% (€50,000-€200,000), and 27% (above €200,000). Modelo 720 requires reporting foreign assets over €50,000.
The primary tax authority in Spain is the Agencia Estatal de Administración Tributaria (AEAT). Investors should consult official guidance for reporting requirements and deadlines applicable to capital gains and dividend income.
Spain has an anti-avoidance rule — losses are not deductible if you repurchase the same or equivalent securities within 2 months (2 years for collective investments).
Spain is home to the following major exchanges where stocks, ETFs, and other securities are listed and traded.
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These are some of the most widely held ETFs among Spain-based investors. Click any ticker to view detailed analytics, historical performance, and dividend data on AllInvestView.
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