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Only 23% of self-catering holiday rentals are properly registered

by Raquel Perez | May 7, 2018 | Law, Tax

Only one in four people who have self-catering properties listed on the Costa del Sol tourist accommodation register are actually meeting the legal obligations set out by the government, figures from the National Police show. The Holiday Rental Licence requires owners...

Hacienda Cracks Down on Cryptocurrency Tax Fraud

by Raquel Perez | Apr 18, 2018 | Perez Legal Group, Tax

The Spanish tax authorities at the hacienda have requested trading information from 60 organisations which accept or trade cryptocurrency, in a bid to crack down on digital coin tax evasion. The organizations, which include sixteen banks, security firms and currency...

What You Need to Prepare Your Spanish Tax Returns for 2016

by Raquel Perez | Feb 8, 2017 | Perez Legal Group, Tax

As the time to prepare your Spanish income tax declarations for 2016 fast approaches, here is a list of the documentation & information you will need. We’ve also included some handy pointers to help you avoid some of the more common pitfalls people often...

Non-residents Property Imputed Income Tax explained

by Raquel Perez | Aug 10, 2016 | Tax

Non-residents who own property in Spain must submit a Property Imputed Income Tax declaration annually, due before the 31st of December for the prior fiscal year. Wealth Tax (in all its different modes) was abolished in 2008 and therefore no longer payable. Following...

SELLING YOUR SPANISH PROPERTY- SPANISH LEGAL PROPERTY INFORMATION FOR VENDORS

by Raquel Perez | Apr 8, 2016 | Costa del Sol Law Firm, Law, Law firm in Marbella, Perez Legal Group, Spanish Law Firm in Marbella, Tax

If you are selling your Spanish property, please be aware that you will be involved in a legal procedure and preparation of certain documents which are necessary for this process.In order to proceed, you should appoint a Spanish Lawyer and Chartered Accountant in...

Inheritance tax changes

by Raquel Perez | Mar 10, 2016 | Expats in Spain, Tax

The tax reform will put an end to the discrimination suffered by non-residents as regards inheritance and donations tax. That is how it is described in an amendment presented by the PP Party in Parliament. The change in regulations being proposed, which has been...

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Only 23% of self-catering holiday rentals are properly registered

Hacienda Cracks Down on Cryptocurrency Tax Fraud

What You Need to Prepare Your Spanish Tax Returns for 2016

Non-residents Property Imputed Income Tax explained

SELLING YOUR SPANISH PROPERTY- SPANISH LEGAL PROPERTY INFORMATION FOR VENDORS

Inheritance tax changes

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