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Paying the annual taxes on your property in Spain is usually done by your asesoria or legal representative, and can cost a fair amount of money to process  – usually in excess of €100 each year.

In the current climate, every penny counts… which is why we’re very pleased to be able to flag up the services of a brand new website that is designed to cut the costs for you – dramatically! For just €49, Taxes Online can take care of this process for you, whether you are a sole owner, or one of multiple owners of a property in Spain.

You can calculate your tax bill on the website, and then choose to use their services to process it all for you. There is a simple questionaire to be filled out, and then you just need to email or fax a couple of pieces of paperwork.

The face behind the company is Ben Simkins… a well known and extremely trusted and respected asesoria in Lanzarote. Ben has been processing taxes, and carrying out other legal services for many many years on the Island, and has launched his new venture this afternoon! Yes – you heard it here first.

We wish Ben and his team all the very best of luck – and would encourage anyone who owns a property in Spain to have a look at the website and save themselves some money… simply by paying their taxes online.

www.taxesonline.es

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