
Renting out Spanish property? An overview of the legislation
Newsletter March 2020|In our previous newsletter, we discussed the main points to consider when buying property in Spain. As many clients rent out Spanish property, this
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Newsletter March 2020|In our previous newsletter, we discussed the main points to consider when buying property in Spain. As many clients rent out Spanish property, this

If you officially emigrate to Spain or Portugal, you are in principle covered by health insurance abroad. However, if you are retired, you can

Due to tourism legislation, renting out in the Balearic Islands (Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca, Formentera) is not always possible. Indeed, this legislation imposes strict rules on homeowners.

On the extinction of usufruct in Spain - usually due to the death of the usufructuary - the bare owner acquires full ownership. The

Newsletter February 2020|In our previous newsletter, you read that, subject to planning, your heirs will save inheritance tax by purchasing Spanish property. Therefore, today we will give you more explanation on the

When buying property in Catalonia (Costa Brava), you should expect a total cost buyer of between 12% and 13% on average on resale and around

Newsletter January 2020|The purchase of property in Spain, if planned, results in less inheritance tax for your partner and heirs. Inheritance tax varies by Spanish autonomous

Several taxes in the Canary Islands, including inheritance and gift taxes, will go up from January 2020. Personal income tax and IGIC (similar to

In our series of articles on buying a building plot in Spain and the building process in Spain, we discussed the steps to build or commission a property yourself

Building yourself in Spain: many Belgians choose to build their own Spanish casa, which meets Belgian standards and norms. The building process takes place

If you wish to rent property in the Comunidad Valenciana (Costa Blanca region: Valencia, Alicante, Torrevieja) at short notice through promotional channels, you will need a rental licence

To buy property safely in Spain, you need to understand the difference between the Land Registry (Catastro) and the Property Registry (Registro de la Propiedad). While the