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-   -   Taxes in Spain (https://britishexpats.com/forum/spain-75/taxes-spain-619505/)

mgulatowscy Jul 11th 2009 7:35 am
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Hello to everyone
All responses are really helpfull and I am very happy to receive them. Do you know anyone in C.Blanca area who is hones and could deal with my taxes in the future.

Gregory

Cape Blue Jul 11th 2009 7:44 am
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by mgulatowscy (Post 7743213)
When you own. We are almost up to date will all costs of buying, thanks
Well is was:

IBI - Council Tax that you can have paid by direct debit

Patrimonio - a tax on your wealth - based on the value of your property

Renta - a tax on letting the property EVEN IF YOU DON'T LET IT (based upon the value of your property)

I seem to remember the Patrimonio stopped last year, I'm still chasing my gestor to come back to me on the renta, its only been 3 times I've chased him (by email) over 3 months, so it'll be a while yet before he replies :rofl:

Just dug this up after finishing.
http://www.surinenglish.com/20090625...906251910.html

Mitzyboy Jul 11th 2009 9:48 am
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by mgulatowscy (Post 7743728)
Hello to everyone
All responses are really helpfull and I am very happy to receive them. Do you know anyone in C.Blanca area who is hones and could deal with my taxes in the future.

Gregory
Costa Blanca is a big big area. In Gandia yes, as I already said

Originally Posted by Cape Blue (Post 7743745)

Patrimonio - a tax on your wealth - based on the value of your property
Wealth tax has been rest to zero, so thats not one to worry about now ... well ... unless some future government changes their mind

snikpoh Jul 11th 2009 7:19 pm
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by jonboy (Post 7743609)
I could also do with advice re taxes payable when owning a property and the name of a local Gestor. We have a place in the Gandia area.

Regards

Jonboy
PM me and I can let you know of a good gestor in the centre of Gandia (not sure if I can mention him directly).

Why do people think you need a gestor for taxes? Surely all you need is an ASSESOR FISCAL?

Mitzyboy Jul 11th 2009 9:19 pm
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by snikpoh (Post 7744839)
Why do people think you need a gestor for taxes? Surely all you need is an ASSESOR FISCAL?
Why not?
€40-€60 once a year to not have to worry about filling in forms and taking it to the hacienda? Bargain!

Fred James Jul 11th 2009 9:30 pm
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by snikpoh (Post 7744839)
PM me and I can let you know of a good gestor in the centre of Gandia (not sure if I can mention him directly).

Why do people think you need a gestor for taxes? Surely all you need is an ASSESOR FISCAL?
Possibly, but from my experience the prices are the same and a Gestor can do so much more in a variety of areas.

Finding a good gestor and establishing a good relationship is one of the best things you can do in Spain - ours has saved us thousands of Euro.

snikpoh Jul 11th 2009 9:59 pm
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy (Post 7745111)
Why not?
€40-€60 once a year to not have to worry about filling in forms and taking it to the hacienda? Bargain!
My point was that you don't need a lawyer, just someone who can organise your taxes - as in tax accountant.

I absolutely agree, that (IMHO) it is best to have a professional do the work for you.

Fred James Jul 11th 2009 11:09 pm
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by snikpoh (Post 7745198)
My point was that you don't need a lawyer, just someone who can organise your taxes - as in tax accountant.

I absolutely agree, that (IMHO) it is best to have a professional do the work for you.
You didn't mention lawyers actually.

I would agree with you - I would not use a lawyer for anything that didn't involve going to court.

snikpoh Jul 12th 2009 2:21 am
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by Fred James (Post 7745377)
You didn't mention lawyers actually.

I would agree with you - I would not use a lawyer for anything that didn't involve going to court.
You're correct. Oops, I had mis-remembered what a Gestor was:(

snikpoh Jul 12th 2009 5:13 am
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by spanishtax (Post 7746108)
Hello Everyone,
Which is why, as we've all said, take proper advice:thumbsup:

valenciatim Jul 12th 2009 5:17 am
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by snikpoh (Post 7746175)
Which is why, as we've all said, take proper advice:thumbsup:
He is the same poster as post number 8, just with a different username!!!

EsuriJohn Jul 12th 2009 6:14 am
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by spanishtax (Post 7746108)
Hello Everyone,
It is my understanding that if you own one property and are resident in Spain then you can offset costs against Spanish tax.

SueG Jul 12th 2009 7:16 am
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
Originally Posted by valenciatim (Post 7746182)
He is the same poster as post number 8, just with a different username!!!
Think he has been on before in a previous thread under yet another name!!!

Mitzyboy Jul 12th 2009 8:07 pm
Re: Taxes in Spain
 
I have felt it necessary to delete two posts on the thread

I would think twice about taking advice from a company that feels the need to register on forums as different identities .... the reasons for why only they know, but its not the first time


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