27 Apr 2010 9:22 AM:

 https://www.cert.fnmt.es/index.php?cha=cit&sec=4&fpage=28&lang=es

 

click this link and fill in with your NIE and the code that the tax office gave you.

 

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Thread: Register online for La Renta Tax???

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21 Dec 2009 2:27 PM:

 Dear JoJo,

By law, you have to pay plusvalía and 18% as capital gain tax

 

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Mar Durio
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Thread: Capital gains tax - allowable acquisition costs

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17 Nov 2009 3:56 PM:

 Dear Glyn,

If you are over 65 years of age and Spanish Resident, you are tax-exempt, as well as if ou bought it before 1984.

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Mar Durio
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Thread: Capital Gains Tax on Selling Property (Resident)

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17 Nov 2009 11:10 AM:

 Dear Pknott,

If you are resident in Spain and you sell your property, you have to declare as a Spanish taxpayer. You have two years, (or three now) to invest that money in another property, because I assume that your are less than 65 years old. If you are not buying another property in Spain, you have to make your Spanish tax return, including this CGT but the % depends on your income. You could add all costs at the buying price (ITP, Notary, Registry, etc...) plus any refurbish you make on the property, as well as the costs in the sale (plusvalía).  You have to declare it in your tax return the following year.

 

Kind Regards,

 

Mar Durio
Calle Ancha 30, 2º
E-11201 Algeciras
(t) +34.956.092.687
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Thread: Capital Gains Tax on Selling Property (Resident)

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16 Nov 2009 4:30 PM:

 Dear Canaries,

When you bought a new construction property, it is normal that it takes so long to receive the first IBI tax bill. Normally they send the current year and the last 3 years in another bill. So that, you have to make the payment directly in your bank and at the same time make the direct debit for next years. 

For the bills you have to phone to: 952 89 00 65 and ask for Recaudación, they could send you by email the outstanding bill. Another phone to call is:   952029000.

If you do not pay this tax, they could seize any account you have or even the property.

 

Mar Durio
Calle Ancha 30, 2º
E-11201 Algeciras
(t) +34.956.092.687
(f) +34.956.092.697
m.durio@costaluzlawyers.es
www.costaluzlawyers.es

Thread: I B I Taxes

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