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WILL or LIVING DONATION, WHAT IS MOST RECOMMENDED FOR YOU?
25th November 2021 -
WILL or LIVING DONATION, WHAT IS MOST RECOMMENDED FOR YOU?
24th November 2021 -
WILL or LIVING DONATION, WHAT IS MOST RECOMMENDED FOR YOU?
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WILL or LIVING DONATION, WHAT IS MOST RECOMMENDED FOR YOU?
22nd November 2021 -
MUNICIPAL GOODWILL
5th November 2021 -
MUNICIPAL GOODWILL
4th November 2021 -
WHEN IS THE MUNICIPAL GOODWILL TEXT APPROVED?
3rd November 2021 -
MUNICIPAL GOODWILL
2nd November 2021 -
THE PRICE OF USED HOUSING JUST MOVES IN AUGUST, DOWN 0.1%
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WHAT IS COHOUSING THE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL HOUSING
17th September 2021
Treasury inflates home valuations and forces taxpayers to pay more taxes
29th April 2022What happens if the taxpayer decides not to claim
If the taxpayer is satisfied with the result and decides not to claim, the reference value of the Cadastre will become firm and must necessarily pay for it in the Property Transfer Tax or the Inheritance and Gift Tax, as the case may be.
However, we cannot forget that the new reference value also affects the Wealth Tax and that there is no specific way to challenge it. Therefore, they insist from Ático Jurídico, "if a taxpayer complies and does not resort to the reference value when acquiring the property, he could be forced to pay Wealth Tax for said value, in the future, the possibilities of challenge”.
This situation could be frequent in those autonomies where the Inheritance and Donations Tax is greatly discounted and the taxpayer does not want to resort because they would hardly get a saving in terms of taxation, but they must bear in mind that they may end up paying the fiscal invoice in the Tax on heritage year after year.