Buying property in Mallorca? 6 tax issues to be aware of
Changes over the years have diluted the tax advantages of owning Spanish property through a company – it may even be a disadvantage.
Look beyond property to unlock investment potential in Mallorca
While property offers potentially higher long-term returns, this is not guaranteed. You also need to consider the ongoing costs of maintaining and renting out property, plus tax implications, to establish the real returns.
How investment capital and income is taxed in Spain – Part 2
If you transfer or sell cryptocurrency, any gains would be subject to Spanish capital gains tax at savings income rates ranging from 19% up to 28%.
Capital gains tax in Spain – part 2
Residents of Spain aged 65 and above are exempt from capital gains tax on property if it has served as your primary residence for over three years, even if you do not reinvest the proceeds.
Capital gains tax in Spain
When relocating to Spain or acquiring property here, you should familiarise yourself with the Spanish tax framework and proactively devise strategies to mitigate your tax obligations.
Fall in property capital gains in a majority of Mallorca's municipalities
Lower than in 2019 and in 2021 and only slightly up on 2020.
In Spain, capital gains tax is not applicable when you sell your primary residence
In Spain, capital gains tax is not applicable when you sell your primary residence.
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