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Spain Pensions - Guide to pensions in Spain

A UK pension in Spain, the tax treaty between the UK and Spain makes a pension taxable in the country where you live, not where you earned it. If you have retired to and settled in Spain, you should be taxed only in Spain. Pension scheme administrators in the UK will need a PAYE coding notice from the UK Inland Revenue showing 'NT' (no tax) so that they can pay gross, and the recipient will be responsible for declaring the income to the Hacienda in Spain

Pensions in Spain when you consider Spain's tax treaty with the UK means that you cannot be regarded as a resident of both countries for tax purposes, so, whatever your circumstances, you'll only pay tax once.

The best advice with pensions in Spain is that you seek professional independent financial advice regarding both UK and Spanish tax law and how it affects your personal circumstances, prior to relocating when considering drawing a pension in Spain.