IRPF — Capital gains
IRPF taxes the net gain between the sale price and the acquisition value, after deducting eligible costs and documented investments. It is taxed as savings income at rates from 19% to 28%.
The sale price is not the same as the money you will ultimately receive. Enter your property details for an indicative estimate of the taxes and costs associated with the transaction and see how much you will actually keep.
The values can be adjusted to suit your property.
IRPF taxes the net gain between the sale price and the acquisition value, after deducting eligible costs and documented investments. It is taxed as savings income at rates from 19% to 28%.
A tax collected by the local council on the increase in land value. It is calculated using the actual gain or objective coefficients. If there has been no actual increase in land value, the transaction is not subject to this tax.
If the property has an outstanding mortgage, the balance is settled with the bank at completion and a mortgage discharge deed is executed to remove the charge from the Land Registry and transfer the property free of charges.
To complete the sale before a notary, a valid Energy Performance Certificate (CEE) and occupancy certificate or second-occupancy licence must be provided.
If you are over 65 and sell your main residence, the capital gain is fully exempt from IRPF, regardless of how you use the proceeds.
If you sell your main residence to buy another main residence within two years, the gain is exempt in proportion to the amount actually reinvested.
Contact laHome Real Estate and we will review your transaction individually to provide a detailed estimate tailored to your property, tax position and personal circumstances.
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