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Income percentiles in Spain

Where each yearly income band starts in Spain, in EUR, and what a reading there measures.

Take a reading in Spain

Reference data version 2026.4, reference year 2024.

Three cut-offs

Bottom tenth
under €12,000 a year
Top tenth
from €63,000 a year
Top hundredth
from €120,000 a year

The middle of the distribution, the 40th to 55th percentile, is €26,000 – €32,000 a year.

Every band

The 11 bands the income question offers in Spain, verbatim, lowest first.

BandYearly income
Below the 10th percentileunder €12,000
10th to 25th percentile€12,000 – €20,000
25th to 40th percentile€20,000 – €26,000
40th to 55th percentile€26,000 – €32,000
55th to 70th percentile€32,000 – €41,000
70th to 80th percentile€41,000 – €49,000
80th to 90th percentile€49,000 – €63,000
90th to 95th percentile€63,000 – €77,000
95th to 98th percentile€77,000 – €98,000
98th to 99th percentile€98,000 – €120,000
Top 1%€120,000 or more

Per earner. The source publishes household income divided by everyone in the household; the labels multiply it by 2.24, the people one worker's income stands for in Spain, so a person can place their own income.

What the data rests on

Confidence
Medium
Years covered
1981 to 2024
Survey-based years
70% of covered years
Nearest survey
1 years from 2024
Age bands
6 of 6 resolved by the OECD
Measured on
income
Currency
EUR (€)

Why: the span is short of the longest horizon.

What a reading in Spain measures

  • Your place: which of the bands above your income is in now, against the band it was in a year ago, read as a position in the income distribution of Spain itself.
  • Your ground: both incomes with consumer prices in Spain taken out, against how the middle of the distribution moved over the same year.
  • Nothing is compared across borders. A reading in Spain is measured against Spain alone.

A band is a range, so a move inside one band does not register, and published distributions understate the very top. The confidence level above travels onto every card measured here.

Income percentiles in Spain (2024) · Betteria