Yes. You can work with clients anywhere in the world. As long as you spend more than 183 days per year in Spain, you are considered a Spanish tax resident. You can always issue invoices to clients outside of Spain.

If you decide to stop your activity, you must officially de-register with both Agencia Tributaria and Social Security. Facturaz can guide you through the deregistration process so you avoid extra charges or future tax obligations.

Yes. From July 2026, all autónomos in Spain must use Verifactu-compliant software to register their income. Manual tools like Excel, Word or Canva will no longer be accepted for invoicing.

Your obligations depend on your activity and income, but most autónomos must file IVA and income tax (IRPF) returns every quarter. With Facturaz, these filings are prepared automatically, so you don’t have to worry about deadlines.