New UK-Spain double taxation agreement to come into force on 12th July 2014. Check out what it means for you on the [url]HMRC website.http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/taxtreaties/in-force/s.htm[/url]

As the link does not work perhaps you would be good enough to let us know what the new legislation is.

We've had the same problem trying to get the link to work

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/taxtreaties/in-force/s.htm

And here is the link the document per se - it is a pdf file

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/taxtreaties/in-force/spain-dtc.pdf

Should you need any help or information, regarding taxes, I can recommend Carlos, in Tortosa. (English speaking).
Tel: 977449022

Apart from Carlos could someone now explain all that gobbledegook ?

If you are residing in Spain, you should become a resident, and therefore pay taxes as a Spaniard does.
Any income, pension, benefit should be declared.
This year the H.M.R.C has informed the Spanish tax authorities of U.K. Citizens, receiving all kinds of income. I know this is true because my fiscal advisor
showed and read out information, that was on tax form
here, just a few weeks ago.
So I would advise people to seek advice and help to fill out a tax declaration form here.

Plenty of information explaining things more clearly has been prepared by CAB Spain and is available by becoming a member of Expats in Spain on Facebook.

Thanks for the info.

A friend of mine who has been paying his taxes here for a while tells me it's cheaper as the Hacienda (or whatever) aren't interested in all types of pension income.  I seem to remember he said he saves about £800/annum.