Spanish autónomo taxes: every receipt with its legal basis, Modelo 303 and 130 ready by the deadline.
My own product for autónomos in Spain - self-employed people who file two returns every quarter, IVA and IRPF, while a gestoría charges around €80 a month and deducts only what's beyond dispute. AYFI turns a receipt photo into an expense with a status and the article of law behind it, builds Modelo 303, 130 and 349 on its own, opens every box down to the source invoices and shows every deduction the law allows. The person files it themselves in the Sede in five minutes. 8 languages, web and Telegram. Live since 3 October 2026.
An autónomo pays a gestor to copy receipts into a spreadsheet. And still overpays tax.
Spain has no flat-rate freelancer scheme and no single app that covers it. Every quarter an autónomo files Modelo 303 for IVA and Modelo 130 for IRPF, and once a year the Renta. Most hand it to a gestoría: around €80 a month, a bag of paper on the last day of the quarter, and an amount to pay with no explanation.
The quarter builds itself one receipt at a time - and every number explains itself.
Not «another bookkeeping app» and not a stand-in for the tax agency. AYFI prepares the returns and shows why each number is what it is. The person signs and files themselves - or takes the finished quarter to a gestor and pays for a check, not for sorting receipts.
Tax logic lives in data, checks live in the build.
A tax product can't rely on a developer remembering the law correctly. Everything a number on the return depends on is written down explicitly, versioned and checked by a machine on every change.
In production since 3 October 2026, sign-up is open.
What it looks like.
The site, the web version and the Telegram app. The web version shows a demo account.
A product where a regulator checks the number?
If you work on taxes, accounting, payouts or any calculation a customer answers for to the state - in 30 minutes we'll go through how to move the rules out of code into data and set up the check that catches a mistake before the customer does. If the task isn't mine, I'll say so honestly.