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Mortgage in Spain: what are the costs?
Those buying and financing property in Spain with a mortgage have enjoyed significant cost savings since the mortgage law (Ley 5/2019) came into force. Since June 2019
20 May 2018
On this page you will find a collection of all blog posts on Spanish taxes.
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Those buying and financing property in Spain with a mortgage have enjoyed significant cost savings since the mortgage law (Ley 5/2019) came into force. Since June 2019
After buying your Spanish dream home, do you unexpectedly receive a letter entitled 'Propuesta de Valoración y de Liquidación Provisional'? If so, you
Often, clients rent out a holiday home in Spain through online rental platforms. As the savings account no longer pays off, several families are also choosing to invest in a
Are you emigrating to Spain or staying there permanently? If so, your tax residence shifts. For pensioners, the crucial question is: where will my Belgian
As a property owner in Spain, you are legally obliged to pay Spanish non-residents tax (IRNR), regardless of whether you rent out or the property only
The Plusvalía Municipal (officially: Impuesto sobre el Incremento de Valor de los Terrenos de Naturaleza Urbana or IIVTNU) is a Spanish municipal tax that is levied on
Emigrating to Spain has immediate and far-reaching consequences for your tax situation. From the moment you become a tax resident in Spain, you are taxable
When selling a Spanish property, you are legally obliged to pay capital gains tax on the profit realised. This applies to both tax resident
Spanish inheritance tax (Impuesto sobre Sucesiones) is due when an heir lives in Spain or when there is Spanish property (such as a second residence) in the estate
What is wealth tax in Spain? The wealth tax in Spain (Impuesto sobre el Patrimonio) is a progressive tax levied on the net wealth of
What taxes do you pay as a second residence owner in Spain? As a property owner in Spain, you are subject to three main taxes: the
When buying a second residence in Spain, on top of the purchase price, you have to count on a cost percentage between 10% and 15%. This percentage