With the rise of online rental platforms, the tourism industry in Spain is experiencing unfair competition from homeowners who rent out second homes to tourists. Therefore, there is
Clients often think that buying something in an urbanisation in Spain is by definition a safe purchase. However, this is not always correct. An urbanisation
When you buy a property in Spain, it is important that the Cedula de Habitabilidad is present. This article explains why. What is this? The Cedula
The Breyne Law does not exist in Spain. If you buy a flat or villa on plan, under Spanish law you do have the right to
A Casa Rural is a rural house that you can rent for holiday purposes. The concept is similar to a French gîte or a chalet in
Recently, a client received the letter 'Propuesta de Valoración y de Liquidación Provisional'. An unpleasant surprise. This is the so-called la complementaria: the Spanish tax authorities demand additional taxes on
When a person dies, the estate falls open and all assets should be transferred to the heirs. This article explains step by step
If you decide to buy a property in Spain, it is recommended that you hire an independent Spanish lawyer. The task of
Following the article on the split purchase in Spain, we received a question about gifting with reservation of usufruct. Is this an interesting way to
Everyone is familiar with a split purchase. A split purchase occurs when parents and children buy a property together. The
Intervention by a notary when buying a property in Spain is essential just as in Belgium. Yet there are significant differences. The range of tasks
If you sell a Spanish property, you will pay plusvalía municipal. The plusvalía is a municipal capital gains tax on the transfer of property. Unlike
