Estity

Estity is a digital Spanish property-tax and document platform for recurring owner compliance. It is not a cross-border private-client adviser. A public affiliate page does not mean WiT Access has an agreement.

A local filing provider and a cross-border private-client adviser solve different problems. The right choice depends on whether the issue is compliance, planning or both.

Estity may be relevant to Non-resident Spanish property owners, buyers and landlords.

Spain. The platform is for owners of Spanish property, including people who live elsewhere. It does not describe a multi-country tax practice.

The published scope is Spanish property-owner tax, including Modelo 210, rental-income declarations and related owner compliance.

Purchase-tax support is limited. The published focus is owner compliance after the property is held, not a full acquisition-tax engagement.

Purchase taxes can vary by property type, region, value and buyer circumstances. Transfer tax, VAT or a similar sales tax, stamp-type taxes and registration costs are separate questions. This page states no rate.

Recurring owner declarations are a core use of the platform, including for owners who do not live in Spain.

Local property tax, a non-resident owner return and any recurring declaration are not the same as a community charge. Only the capability named above comes from this provider’s published material.

Rental-income declarations are a core published service. How costs are treated is a Spanish question for the filing. No deduction rule is stated here.

Gross and net treatment, deductible costs, short-term rental rules and how often a return is due are local. This page does not publish a deductibility rule.

Capital gains and sale tax are described as guidance and service dependent. Confirm whether a sale is inside the current service. No rate is stated.

The property country and the owner’s residence may both be relevant. Cost basis, allowable costs and any withholding are questions for the adviser. No capital-gains rate is stated here.

Inheritance and estate tax are not a core published service. A sale or a death can still need a separate adviser.

Inheritance tax, estate tax and succession can follow the property and the people who inherit. See estate planning and succession.

Tax-residency advice is limited and not core. The platform serves owners who live outside Spain. It does not decide where they are resident.

Owning property does not itself always create tax residence. Becoming resident, or leaving a country, can change reporting. A treaty may affect double taxation. It does not apply itself. Tax residency is the separate question.

Company and other entity ownership are not a core published service.

An ownership vehicle should be assessed for tax, legal, financing and succession consequences together. Ownership structures sets out the legal split. It is not a recommendation to use a company.

The service is designed for owners living outside Spain. That is a foreign-owner filing model for one property country, not coordination across several tax systems.

A property-country adviser, a residence-country adviser, an estate adviser and a fiduciary provider can each have a role. One adviser may not be qualified to cover every country involved.

The published model is a platform with reminders, property documents and recurring declarations. It is more digital than an adviser-led private-client firm.

Subscription and declaration pricing is published by the provider. Confirm the current figures on the provider’s site. This page does not repeat a price.

Fees can be an annual subscription, a fee per return, tax representation, an advisory project, a private-client retainer or structure administration. Request a written scope and fee schedule.