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Step 1 - Run away. Step 2 - Refer to step one. I say this because this is how many freelancers get stuck doing work for free, or much less than they should be. Future profits mean nothing when you're waiting a year or two to see a penny for your work! If they don't have a budget, you can stay in contact, but do not do any work for them. You will have very ...

It may be a bit late, but I've just found a piece of info about this. The info is from the APTIC: "Association of Professional Translators and Interpreters of Catalonia". Here is their FAQ on VAT and translations, from APTIC It states that there are some translations exempt of VAT and some not. Ensure you change your language to English. One thing ...

Full time freelancer living in Spain here. You must register as an "Autonomo" after you reach the top of selling professional services, more or less 2000€ for unemployed people last time I checked it. Check if your contract allows it. It may vary depending on the "Comunidad Autonoma" in which you are living or your work, so go to "Seguridad Social" and ask ...

In Spain, Tax is everything, you will probably need to get a NIE number which is used in Spain for tax identification purposes for non Spanish. So what will happen as a non- resident you might need to declare tax on the money you make in Spain. So depends on how much you make also, in Spain everything is linked to tax and its very much everywhere. You could ...

I would think you would register as freelance with Australian tax authorities and pay tax there. You probably need to ask both tax authorities as there may be a withholding tax or find a Spanish tax expert. In the meantime just do the work and invoice in your name.

although late, maybe useful for other readers. In Spain there is the possibility to provide with services as an individual (not even registered as a freelancer, nor having a proper VAT number), under some particular circumstances (annual income threshold and non regular activity). Still, you can invoice applying the required VAT, while being identified just ...

I think noone here can answer your question because it is a very complicated task that involves local, national and international laws. You shoud definitely go to a professional accountant to have all the answers tailored for your situation.