# Guides for freelancers in Spain

> What you need to know to invoice properly and reach each quarter without surprises. No jargon, and saying what depends on your case.

## Start here

- [Spanish taxes for freelancers, in English](https://www.nyrut.com/en/spanish-taxes-for-freelancers): You're self-employed in Spain and your gestor speaks in form numbers. Here's what they mean, in plain English.

## For everyone

- [Modelo 303](https://www.nyrut.com/en/modelo-303): Spain's quarterly VAT return, without the jargon: what it is, when it's due and where the number comes from.
- [Modelo 130](https://www.nyrut.com/en/modelo-130): The quarterly advance on your income tax: who pays it, who's exempt and how the number is worked out.
- [Verifactu](https://www.nyrut.com/en/verifactu): The rule that makes invoicing software leave a trace of every invoice. What it is, when it arrives (if it does) and what you have to do.
- [How to invoice as a freelancer in Spain](https://www.nyrut.com/en/how-to-invoice-in-spain): What it has to include, when tax is withheld and how the total adds up. So none of them come back.

## What Nyrut does

- [Quotes and credit notes](https://www.nyrut.com/en/quotes-and-credit-notes): What comes before and after the invoice. Numbered for you, with nothing quietly deleted.
- [Sending invoices](https://www.nyrut.com/en/sending-invoices): What your client gets when you send an invoice. And what you get back.
- [Receipt scanner](https://www.nyrut.com/en/receipt-scanner): Snap the receipt, and the expense logs itself. You just check it's right.
- [The accountant package](https://www.nyrut.com/en/accountant-package): No more “can you send me the invoices?”. What your accountant gets, and when.
- [Recurring invoices](https://www.nyrut.com/en/recurring-invoices): What you charge every month invoices itself every month. You won't even notice.
- [Branded invoices](https://www.nyrut.com/en/branded-invoices): Your colour, your typeface, your paper. Make it look like yours.

## By profession

- [Invoicing for designers](https://www.nyrut.com/en/invoicing-for-designers): Projects in phases, last-minute changes and clients who pay late. What you need to know to invoice it properly.
- [Invoicing for developers](https://www.nyrut.com/en/invoicing-for-developers): Clients in other countries, payments in dollars and withholding hardly anyone applies. The case where the numbers most often go wrong.
- [Invoicing for translators](https://www.nyrut.com/en/invoicing-for-translators): Agencies in other countries, per-word rates and lots of small invoices. How to invoice them properly without spending the month on it.
- [Invoicing for photographers](https://www.nyrut.com/en/invoicing-for-photographers): Weddings with private clients, commissions for brands and deposits taken months in advance. Every client is invoiced differently.
- [Invoicing for consultants](https://www.nyrut.com/en/invoicing-for-consultants): Few clients, large invoices and monthly retainers. Nearly all of it withheld, and that changes your quarter.