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NEVER PURCHASE A REAL ESTATE PROPERTY IN THE NAME OF A COMPANY
There are no tax advantages, but there are many extra costs and tax liabilities Hi All, Just a brief note to clarify a frequent occurrence for which we receive requests for advice at our Law office. Many clients are advised to set up limited companies to buy properties in Spain or sometimes it is suggested
SALE MAIN HOME BY OWNER OVER 65 YEARS
In this case the sale is exempt of Capital Gain Taxes. Everybody must be aware that when a person over 65 years (or a dependent person) sells the main home, this sale is exempt of Capital Gain taxes. You need to be aware that for considering your house as your MAIN HOME, Tax office requires
TIME TO PAY INCOME TAXES BY TAX RESIDENTS – IRPF 2019
Tax Form 100 must be filed before 3Oth June 2020 Hi All, Just a brief note to remind all Tax Residents in Spain that the filing period for submitting the Income Tax Return – Form 100 – for Tax Year 2019 has already started. It started at the beginning of April and ends at the
SPECIAL URGENT ROYAL DECREE 8/2020 – CORONAVIRUS
Extensión of legal periods to appeal, etc Due to the special circumstances in Spain, (most public bodies are closed and are not allowing presential appointments to present paperwork), the Spanish goverment has approved a royal decree to clarify many legal and tax aspects. It is important to know that legal periods to file appeals, submmit
RESIDENCY FOR BRITISH PASSPORT HOLDERS AFTER BREXIT
British Passport holders who are would like to reside in Spain now that they are no longer in the European Union encounter several different forms of official identification, which can cause some confusion. Firstly, a NIE Certificate is assigned to any foreign citizen who needs to carry out formalities with the Spanish government e.g. purchasing a
New European Sentence to protect Bank Customers
If the interest rate used for mortgages is based on the IRPH rate it must be 100% clear. Should you have a mortgage with a Spanish bank and your interest rate is calculated by using the IRPH (“Indice de Referencia de Prestamos Hipotecarios” – The Mortgage Loan Reference Índex), you are lucky, because the European
