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The council is charging me the municipal capital gains tax

It taxes the rise in land value when you sell or inherit; if there was no gain, nothing is due. Deadlines: thirty working days for sales and six months for inheritances.

If there was no gain

If the land has not risen in value between purchase and sale, there is no tax.

«No se producirá la sujeción al impuesto en las transmisiones de terrenos respecto de los cuales se constate la inexistencia de incremento de valor por diferencia entre los valores de dichos terrenos en las fechas de transmisión y adquisición.»

Art. 104 · Ley Reguladora de las Haciendas Locales (RDLeg 2/2004). Verbatim quotation from the BOE, in Spanish. Official text in the BOE

Who pays on a sale

The seller.

«que transmita el terreno, o que constituya o transmita el derecho real de que se trate.»

Art. 106 · Ley Reguladora de las Haciendas Locales (RDLeg 2/2004). Verbatim quotation from the BOE, in Spanish. Official text in the BOE

Deadlines

Thirty working days for a sale; six months, extendable, for an inheritance.

«a) Cuando se trate de actos ínter vivos, el plazo será de treinta días hábiles. b) Cuando se trate de actos por causa de muerte, el plazo será de seis meses prorrogables hasta un año a solicitud del sujeto pasivo.»

Art. 110 · Ley Reguladora de las Haciendas Locales (RDLeg 2/2004). Verbatim quotation from the BOE, in Spanish. Official text in the BOE

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