
If you’re a resident planning to sell your property in southern Spain, it’s important to be aware of the costs and taxes involved. This guide is designed to help you understand what to expect so there are no surprises. If you’re a non-resident, please click here for the relevant guide.
Capital Gains Tax is based on the increase in value (profit) during your ownership.
You can deduct purchase and selling costs — including fees, taxes, and improvements (with valid facturas) — from your profit.
Residents aged over 65 who are selling their main residence (owned and lived in for at least 3 years) are exempt from Capital Gains Tax.
This local tax is charged by the Town Hall based on the “official” increase in land value.
We can help you calculate your Plusvalía liability — we’ll just need your purchase date and a recent IBI receipt.
Note: The calculation method is currently under legal review. Your lawyer can advise whether a refund is possible.
We operate on a No Sale – No Fee basis. If you withdraw your property from the market, you owe us nothing.
If you still have a mortgage — or had one that wasn’t formally cancelled — you’ll need:
Bring this up with your lawyer early to avoid delays.
To ensure a smooth sale:
If you don’t yet have a lawyer, we’re happy to recommend one.
We’re here to help. Call us on (0034) 952 90 52 00, WhatsApp us, or email us. We’ll guide you through every step.