I have a DNV and am still working.
I understand that Spain sees Roth accounts as income. If still working, is it better to put the money in a 401k/IRA and get the tax break or into a Roth, pay the tax, and then have that tax credited against one's Spanish taxes.
Thanks in advance,
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