Non residents vendors can reclaim for overpayment of taxes
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If you sold a Spanish property between mid 2004 and 31st December 2006 and paid Capital Gains Tax at 35 %, you can reclaim. Due to legal time limits, owners are taking action before the deadline expires. A final judgement from a Spanish High Court obliges the Spanish Tax Authorities to refund overpayment of this tax. This new resolution puts an end to the discrimination between residents and non resident vendors.
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Myra Cecilia. www.costaadvicebureau.com
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Hello Myra
There's likely threads on this in the board allocated to Spanish taxes
There's certainly a thread Capital Gains Tax Refund (started 29th June in General chit chat) in which you posted twice.
(Coloured text are direct links to threads.)
Also there's an advert showing at the top here for
Spanish Tax Reclaim
Sold property between 2004-2006? Get your taxes back
This message was last edited by morerosado on 16/07/2009.
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