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The Unseen Caveat: Spain’s Beckham’s Regime and the Denial of Treaty Benefits

The Spanish Special Tax Regime for New Temporary Tax Residents, commonly known as the “Beckham Law” (hereinafter, and language defeat admitted, “Beckham”), as previously discussed in detail here, remains a powerful lure for, amongst others, and on whom we exclusively focus, wealthy individuals and entrepreneurs relocating to Spain as it allows them to shelter their […]
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KINSHIP Launches its In-house Library Collection with “Institutions of Estate Planning and Patrimonial Private International Law”

KINSHIP, the firm specializing in advising international high-net-worth clients in Spain, launches its in-house library collection with a first volume entitled Institutions of Estate Planning and Patrimonial Private International Law. Authored by Miguel Checa Martínez, PhD in Law and Of Counsel at the firm, this is the first work in Spain to address international estate […]
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The New Migration Landscape in Spain for Third-Country Nationals Following the Abolition of the Golden Visa

The repeal of residence permits by investment —commonly known as Golden Visas— on 3 April 2025 has transformed the Spanish migration landscape. This scheme, in force since 2013, allowed nationals of third countries to obtain residence through real estate, financial, or corporate investments. From now on, lawful residence in Spain requires demonstrating genuine ties with […]
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KINSHIP and its Founding Partners Featured in Chambers High Net Worth 2025

The firm reaffirms its ranking in Band 4 of the guide, which specializes in evaluating firms and professionals advising high-net-worth clients. This marks the second consecutive year KINSHIP is recognized in the Private Wealth Law (Spain) category. In the same practice area, the Chambers & Partners ranking also highlights the firm’s founding partners individually. Pedro Fernández, Co-Founder […]
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Extraterritoriality without Limits? Inefficacy in Spain of Receivership Orders Issued by the English Family Courts: Regarding the DGSJFP Resolution of 10 April 2024

It is well known that London is the great judicial capital for divorces, attracting cases relating to high-net-worth individuals (“big money cases”), where the domicile of either spouse suffices, without prejudice to other attributional jurisdictional criteria under which the English judiciary (Family Division of the High Court of Justice) may decide the divorce. It is […]
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Navigating Global Tax Transitions: Mitigating Exit Tax Impacts When Relocating to or From Spain

Considering an international relocation? For high-net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs, and highly qualified professionals, a change of tax residency is a significant decision that requires careful planning so that unexpected consequences are ruled out. One area of obvious attention is that of Exit Taxes. This levy—imposed when a taxpayer changes residence—exists in various jurisdictions, including amongst others […]
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