Andalusia temporarily lowers transfer tax and stamp duty
In this blog of Mercury Abogados in Marbella we are going to analyze the temporary reduction of the transfer tax (ITP) and stamp duty (AJD) in Andalusia for the acquisitions of real estate between April 27, 2021 and December 31, 2021.
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Obligation to autoliquidate/submit for the overcome loss of tax benefits: Complementary Settlement
When there is a breach of the requirements demanded in the regulation of the benefits, it determines the obligation to pay the part of the tax that would have ceased to be paid as a result of the application of the tax benefit, by presenting a complementary settlement.
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Transfer Tax and Stamp Duty in Andalusia (Part IV)
As a general rule, in company operations the tax rate to be applied is 1%, but there are several exceptions. In some operations the tax rate will be zero, but a tax submission must still be made.
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Deemed income tax for individuals not resident in spain
If you are a non-resident in Spain and you own an urban property located in this country, you will be subject to non-resident income tax.
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Transfer Tax and Stamp Duty in Andalusia (Part III)
In this post our Law firm in Marbella analyses the tax rate of the transfer tax and stamp duty or “ITP and AJD” which is defined as the amount that the taxpayer must pay.
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Taxation of non-residents in Spain for the Succesion Tax. Part 2
As a brief summary of the previous post, we will keep in mind the following points:
To know the residence of the deceased and therefore know the regional law to be applied, when the deceased and their heirs are residents of Spain and in the event that the deceased is resident in Spain and their heirs are non-resident in Spain.
Taxation of non-residents in Spain for the Succesion Tax. Part 1
In this post I will look at what may happen if you inherit money or property from a non-resident in Spain and especially if you can receive the tax benefits offered by the Law of Succession in Andalusia, which are more generous than central government taxation arrangements.
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