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Spain Tax Year 2026 - Agencia Tributaria Official Rates

🇪🇸 Spain Wage After Tax Calculator 2026

Calculate your exact Spanish net salary (salario neto). Includes IRPF 2026 with 6 progressive brackets (19% to 47%), Social Security 6.35%, personal allowance, and Beckham Law expat option — all official Agencia Tributaria rates.

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Spanish Salary Calculator 2026
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📊 Salary Breakdown - Spain 2026

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ℹ️ Disclaimer: Estimates based on Agencia Tributaria 2026 official IRPF rates. Combined state and average regional rates used. Actual net may vary by autonomous community and individual deductions. Consult a gestor or tax adviser for official figures. Source: agenciatributaria.es
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🇪🇸 Spain Wage After Tax - Complete 2026 Guide

Spain taxes personal income through IRPF (Impuesto sobre la Renta de las Personas Fisicas), a progressive system with 6 brackets ranging from 19% to 47%. The tax is split equally between state (tramo estatal) and your autonomous community (tramo autonomico), meaning your total tax depends partly on where you live. Employees also pay 6.35% in Social Security contributions on top.

2026 IRPF Tax Brackets - Combined State and Regional Average

Taxable Income (Annual)IRPF Rate 2026Tax on This Band
0 to 12,450 euro19%2,365.50 euro max
12,450 to 20,200 euro24%1,860 euro max
20,200 to 35,200 euro30%4,500 euro max
35,200 to 60,000 euro37%9,176 euro max
60,000 to 300,000 euro45%108,000 euro max
Above 300,000 euro47%47% on excess

Note: Madrid has the lowest combined top rate at 43.5%. Catalonia and Valencia can exceed 50% at very high incomes. Basque Country and Navarre have independent tax systems.

Social Security and Key Deductions 2026

ComponentRateNotes
Social Security (employee) — General4.70%Capped at max base 61,214 euro/year
Social Security — Unemployment1.55%Included in 6.35% total
Social Security — Training0.10%Included in 6.35% total
Total Social Security (employee)6.35%Max contribution base 5,101.20 per month
Personal Allowance (under 65)5,550 euroReduces taxable base directly
Employment expense deduction2,000 euroStandard deduction for all employees

How Spanish Salary Tax Works

Step 1 - Social Security First

Employee pays 6.35% of gross salary to Social Security (general 4.70% + unemployment 1.55% + training 0.10%). Capped at a maximum monthly base of 5,101.20 euro (61,214 euro/year). Deducted before income tax is calculated.

Step 2 - Taxable Base (Base Imponible)

Taxable base = gross salary minus Social Security contributions minus employment expense deduction (2,000 euro standard). Personal allowance (5,550 euro for under 65) is converted to a tax credit and subtracted from the final tax bill.

Step 3 - IRPF Progressive Tax

Apply 6 brackets: 19% up to 12,450, 24% to 20,200, 30% to 35,200, 37% to 60,000, 45% to 300,000, and 47% above. Only the income in each band is taxed at that rate — not your full salary.

Step 4 - Personal and Family Allowances

Personal allowance 5,550 euro (under 65), 6,700 euro (65 to 74), 8,100 euro (75 and over). Child allowances: 2,400 euro first child, 2,700 second, 4,000 third, 4,500 fourth. These reduce the actual tax payable.

Regional Variation — Key Differences

Madrid consistently has the lowest rates — top combined rate just 43.5%. Catalonia and Valencia apply higher regional rates, reaching 50%+ at very high incomes. The difference can exceed 4,000 euro per year at middle incomes and much more for high earners.

Beckham Law (Expat Flat Rate)

New residents who move to Spain for work can pay a flat 24% on all Spanish income for up to 6 years, instead of progressive rates up to 47%. Must apply within 6 months of starting work. Minimum monthly salary requirement applies. Huge saving for high earners.

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