Taxes

Long-term rentals in Spain have become one of the most reliable and tax-efficient property investment strategies in 2025. With rental demand surging, especially in key cities and commuter zones, and new housing laws providing legal clarity and financial incentives

The Plusvalía Municipal (officially known as IIVTNU) is a local tax in Spain applied when urban property is transferred through sale, inheritance, or donation. It is based on the increase in the value of the land (not the building) during the period...

Selling property in Spain triggers two capital gains taxes: the national CGT (IRPF for residents, IRNR for non-residents) and the municipal Plusvalía tax. The national tax is based on the difference between purchase and sale price, with rates from 19...