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León Fernando Del Canto

León Fernando Del Canto is an international tax barrister practising in Middle Temple, London and abogado in Madrid. He can be contacted by email at: fernando@delcantochambers.com.

 
ARTICLES
Understanding tax residence and domicile in Spain
Mi casa es tu casa
29 January 2024
Counting days: Shakira’s Spanish tax nomad case
Nomadic lifestyle
10 July 2023
New legislation and incentives to relocate to Spain
¡Adiós amigos!
24 January 2023
Tax residency and working remotely in Spain
Amor España
09 November 2021
The EU settlement scheme, residence and domicile status
Settling down
21 July 2020
Owning Spanish property through international company
Spanish property
25 June 2019
Costa del tax changes
LEÓN FERNANDO DEL CANTO looks at how Spanish tax reforms will affect British owners of holiday homes in Spain.
07 March 2007
Espana manana
How has football influenced the regulations of a special tax residence regime in Spain? asks LEON FERNANDO DEL CANTO.
09 March 2006
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Readers forum: Claiming pre-registration input tax No extenuating circumstances to extend deadline This week's opinion: 19 December 2024 Automated tracking system for taxpayers could save £36m a year, study shows Welsh income tax rates are unchanged
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