The Beckham Law & digital nomad visa: the 24% flat rate explained

You keep hearing about the “Beckham Law”. Here's the gist, jargon-free.

The principle

It lets some new residents be taxed at a flat 24% on their employment income (up to a cap) instead of Spain's progressive scale — attractive on higher salaries.

For Britons (post-Brexit)

As a non-EU national you'll usually need a visa first — the digital nomad visa opened access for some remote workers and freelancers. Check the UK–Spain double taxation treaty before moving income.

Launch draft — figures to be verified.