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A comprehensive practical guide to buying a property in Spain

Tax Identification Number (NIE) In Spain every single person is assigned a tax identification number (NIE)which is used to file any tax returns and formal communications to the tax authorities. Foreigners need to obtain an NIE - foreigners identification number, which is obtained from the foreigners department at your local Spanish police station and issued by the Directorate General of the Police. Alternatively,nationals of other EU members states and other states which are part of the European Economic Area may apply to the Tax Office for a tax identification number.Ask your solicitor as to the formalities to obtain this number and the registration procedure before the tax authorities for tax purposes.

7.2 The purchase expenses

Notary fee.A fee payable to the Notary Public for issuing and witnessing the deed “Escritura ”on completion.The fee normally amounts to approximately 0.4%of the purchase price.By law the Notary Public fee is paid by the seller unless otherwise stated in the purchase contract.In practice,there are many regions in Spain where it is commonly agreed by the parties that this fee is paid by the buyer.

Land Registry fees.A fee chargeable on transferring ownership from the seller to the buyer. Approximately 0.25%of the purchase price.This fee is paid by the buyer.

ISVTNU (Plusvalia)Tax.A tax that may arise on the disposal of the property This is based on the increased value of the property transferred up to the date of the sale.By law,and unless the purchase contract provides otherwise,the seller is liable to pay the tax to the City Hall within 30 working days of completion.It is not unusual that the seller will make provision in the contract to make the buyer liable to pay this tax.

Search fees. These fees are necessary in order to carry out the required investigations on the property. The fee depends on what searches are required to your particular transaction.Land Registry searches, Companies House searches,City Hall searches, Inland Revenue searches or any other searches within Government departments will costs an average of 50 sterling pounds.

Introduction | Disclaimer | How to find a property in Spain | Selecting the right property | Property types | General hints when looking for a property | Buying a re-sale property | Making an offer | Preliminary searches | Preparing and exchanging contracts | The purchase contract |Completion | Post completion | Buying a new built property | The law| The purchase process | The deposit | The purchase contract | Buyers rights |Unfair clauses | Building construction guarantees | Purchasers rights to obtain information | Advance payment guarantees | Completion | The purchase of a plot of land | Planning permission | The legal process | The building process | The architect and the builder | Completion | General taxes and expenses | The taxes | The purchase expenses | Annual taxes | Property owned by a non resident company | Yearly costs | Mortgage finance | Conclusion

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