Understanding taxes for freelancers who work for foreign clients is the foundation of running a legal, profitable business from Spain. Having clients abroad changes the VAT treatment of your invoices and some of your filings, but it does not change one basic fact: as a tax resident in Spain, you pay income tax on your … Leer más
Freelance taxes in Mexico are simpler than many freelancers expect if you choose the right regime. Whether you work for clients in the United States, Europe or Mexico itself, you need an RFC, electronic invoices (CFDI) and monthly declarations, and the main decision is between the RESICO regime and the general regime for individuals with … Leer más
Freelance taxes in Colombia depend on three decisions: whether you register in the Simple Tax Regime (Régimen Simple de Tributación, RST) or the ordinary regime, how you invoice clients abroad and how you handle social security as an independent worker. Each one affects how much of your income you keep. The short answer: independent professionals … Leer más
Freelance taxes in Chile are built around the boleta de honorarios, the electronic receipt that independent professionals issue for their services. With clients abroad, the rules for withholding, VAT and social security work differently from domestic clients, so it helps to know them before you invoice. The short answer: independent professionals start activities with the … Leer más